Spring 2015 thread (Northern Hemisphere) (snow, warm, average, days)

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by G8RCAT

What does 6% humidity feel like? Do you enjoy it?

Feels cool when I get out of the pool, but you dry up very fast. Plus the sun is so strong here

[Warszawa]

Somehow it snowed today, I literally never remember snow this late in NYC. Me and my friend were both speechless. I think at least 8.3 million people are tired of this bull**** and just want the damn spring to start already

[nei]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

Somehow it snowed today, I literally never remember snow this late in NYC. Me and my friend were both speechless. I think at least 8.3 million people are tired of this bull**** and just want the damn spring to start already

You see my post on the April 16 snowstorm in 2007? Foot+ in a lot of upstate NY.

https://www.city-data.com/forum/weath...l#post38986841

[chicagogeorge]

Meanwhile back in Chicago, more springlike temps after Saturday, especially away from the lake where temps should reach 16-19C next week

https://twitter.com/nwschicago/statu...77625989496832

[Cambium]

For those keeping track... its been snowing for 12hrs now here. Radar looks the same as it did this morning. Wow. Light..very light stuff. Finally sticking now without the September sun angle in play. Snowing over the ocean as well.

Still Feeding the wood stove like its winter

[divisionbyzero0]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Feels cool when I get out of the pool, but you dry up very fast. Plus the sun is so strong here

Higher sun angle (at solar noon) because of lower latitude and lack of humidity make the sun feel stronger.

[GraniteStater]

Originally Posted by GR1138769

Higher sun angle (at solar noon) because of lower latitude and lack of humidity make the sun feel stronger.

High sun angle is the absolute worst for me, I do not usually venture too far south in latitude.

[Dean York]

Originally Posted by GR1138769

Higher sun angle (at solar noon) because of lower latitude and lack of humidity make the sun feel stronger.

Thanks for that captain obvious

[Cambium]

I'll admit.. constantly putting firewood in the stove is getting tiring now. I mean give me a break at least for few days. lol .

Also tiring saying we're 10-25 below normal east of Mississippi

21 below normal in Nashville. Normal is 46. They are at 25°F





Here's the southeast temps this morning. Lots of below freezing areas down there

[muslim12]

Originally Posted by Cambium

I'll admit.. constantly putting firewood in the stove is getting tiring now. I mean give me a break at least for few days. lol .

Also tiring saying we're 10-25 below normal east of Mississippi

21 below normal in Nashville. Normal is 46. They are at 25°F





Here's the southeast temps this morning. Lots of below freezing areas down there

I wonder how this will affect plants and bugs around here. there have been lots of mosquitos gnats bees crickets grasshoppers and lots of flower and other spring stuff. how will these temps affect them?