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Can't believe how HOT the car is in 49F and even against a bright wall outside, when accustomed to a long winter! When we hit 60 last week it was cloudy so not the same. I mean if these were the conditions in July I'd be absolutely bundled up...
That's all you got today? We're 70 here, after being 30 at sun up time (8 am). Great day to take a nice, long walk - like half the city did...lol. Had shorts on of course, but I was amazed how many people still had jackets and sweat tops, etc.
Looking forward to the wet week ahead - it's supposed to be a rainy month, and we need to keep those soil moisture levels high so it doesn't get too hot later in spring.
today the temp here hit 73! spring is here without a doubt. everyone was outside some mowing their lawn, putting fertilizers, planting, or doing work in their garage. we got some spring cleaning done today. this whole week will be warm but very rainy! I love warm temps with rain. more and more trees blooming and more and more that haven't bloomed are budding. hard to believe how much the weather has changed these past 2 weeks. just 2 weeks ago we had finished enduring one of the coldest Februaries ever now we have a 7 day forecast of 60s and 70s crazy how quickly the weather changes in the east coast.
Tallinn reached 11,8°C today and Tartu 12,2°C. Both are all time record highs from when measurements began in 1887.
The normal high for this time of year would be around the freezing point and early March usually has the thickest snow cover. This winter there really hasn't been any snow at all and it's nearly T-shirt weather. Nope, not surprised. I'm looking forward to the year-round comfort weather we should be reaching within the decade at this pace.
amazing,I think the trees will not be long to bloom with theses temperatures!
That's something I always liked there. The first warmish say in spring. Here in Nice any sunny winter day can feel like that and early spring is slow to warm up, so there's less of that. Last year we got a little warmer, cracking the 70°F mark on March 9: https://www.city-data.com/forum/33837472-post42.html
That's all you got today? We're 70 here, after being 30 at sun up time (8 am). Great day to take a nice, long walk
It's 14% humidity in Atlanta!
I wouldn't enjoy walking in such revolting conditions. We reached 51F as a high so far today.
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Looking forward to the wet week ahead - it's supposed to be a rainy month, and we need to keep those soil moisture levels high so it doesn't get too hot later in spring.
And also to avoid what is mentioned above. Whatever brings the highest dewpoints is what I hope for especially once summer begins.
That's all you got today? We're 70 here, after being 30 at sun up time (8 am). Great day to take a nice, long walk - like half the city did...lol. Had shorts on of course, but I was amazed how many people still had jackets and sweat tops, etc.
Looking forward to the wet week ahead - it's supposed to be a rainy month, and we need to keep those soil moisture levels high so it doesn't get too hot later in spring.
But high soil moisture levels = High humidity in summer.
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When we hit 60 last week it was cloudy so not the same. I mean if these were the conditions in July I'd be absolutely bundled up...
It's 14% humidity in Atlanta!
