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Glad it's now rather than July. I can enjoy this...
Yeah, that's so true.. I got a breeze too now and feels dry. Breathable. No complaints (as I'm in the shade). What would these anomalies translate as if it was in July? I guess upper 90s?
But I just wanted at least 2 months of spring. What happened to the 50s and 60s? Lol
What's crazy now is, 60s will feel real chilly and meanwhile that would be near normal.
Yeah, that's so true.. I got a breeze too now and feels dry. Breathable. No complaints (as I'm in the shade). What would these anomalies translate as if it was in July? I guess upper 90s?
But I just wanted at least 2 months of spring. What happened to the 50s and 60s? Lol
What's crazy now is, 60s will feel real chilly and meanwhile that would be near normal.
So did I, back in March lol. But I'm fine with May being summery this year, especially after the winter we just endured.
Wunderground is forecasting 5-8 inches of snow for Rapid City, SD on Sunday. I was wondering how uncommon that much snow was there this time of year, so I Checked on NOWData and found out that the latest 5 inch or greater snowfall of the season was on May 11th 2005, and the latest 8 inch or greater snowfall of the season was on May 2nd 2008. If Rapid City gets more than 7.5 inches on Sunday (7.5 inches fell on May 11th 2005.) then it will be the latest in the season to have gotten that much snow!
Wunderground is forecasting 5-8 inches of snow for Rapid City, SD on Sunday. I was wondering how uncommon that much snow was there this time of year, so I Checked on NOWData and found out that the latest 5 inch or greater snowfall of the season was on May 11th 2005, and the latest 8 inch or greater snowfall of the season was on May 2nd 2008. If Rapid City gets more than 7.5 inches on Sunday (7.5 inches fell on May 11th 2005.) then it will be the latest in the season to have gotten that much snow!
And Rapid City is so much warmer than us this winter! The high plains is prone to big swings in the spring. Rapid City has about the same averages as us. But once winter is done here, it's done.
Wunderground is forecasting 5-8 inches of snow for Rapid City, SD on Sunday. I was wondering how uncommon that much snow was there this time of year, so I Checked on NOWData and found out that the latest 5 inch or greater snowfall of the season was on May 11th 2005, and the latest 8 inch or greater snowfall of the season was on May 2nd 2008. If Rapid City gets more than 7.5 inches on Sunday (7.5 inches fell on May 11th 2005.) then it will be the latest in the season to have gotten that much snow!
Awesome!!! I knew I saw Rapid City in the snowfall forecast maps and thought to myself that's not common for them in May.
245 PM MDT THU MAY 7 2015
...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH
SUNDAY AFTERNOON...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN RAPID CITY HAS ISSUED A WINTER
STORM WATCH...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
* TIMING...WIDESPREAD RAIN WILL MOVE INTO THE AREA SATURDAY
MORNING...WITH RAIN CHANGING OVER TO SNOW POSSIBLY AS EARLY AS
NOON ON SATURDAY. SNOW WILL CONTINUE THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
* MAIN HAZARD...SIX TO 12 INCHES OR MORE OF HEAVY WET SNOW WILL
BE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE BLACK HILLS AREA.
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