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As I sit here with temps in the 60s in July feeling grateful...I'm going to make a wild guess on something..
Here's the 7 day anomalies end of June to today.
I always love it when BC and Northwest U.S bakes...(sorry guys)... I wonder if I went to check records that I would find each time I had below normal departures, they had above normal departures. Any season. Maybe not every daily stat but I bet weekly or monthly it would be the case... (at least more times then not)
As I sit here with temps in the 60s in July feeling grateful...I'm going to make a wild guess on something..
Here's the 7 day anomalies end of June to today.
I always love it when BC and Northwest U.S bakes...(sorry guys)... I wonder if I went to check records that I would find each time I had below normal departures, they had above normal departures. Any season. Maybe not every daily stat but I bet weekly or monthly it would be the case... (at least more times then not)
Is Florida always exempt from departures below average in this scenario? It's not even average, looks above.
I always love it when BC and Northwest U.S bakes...(sorry guys)...
I can't help but feel the same way. Sorry to any folks out there that hate heat, but if they're getting heat, it usually means we're spared of more extreme heat.
Is Florida always exempt from departures below average in this scenario?
lol. I was going to make a comment but didn't want to pi.ss off the Floridians who want a break from it. lol
Early week coming up... Jet Stream lifts north and flattens a bit but Northeast stays "Nice". Not sure their criteria for nice but it doesn't mean upper 80s or 90s or too muggy.
I can't help but feel the same way. Sorry to any folks out there that hate heat, but if they're getting heat, it usually means we're spared of more extreme heat.
Good way to put it.. Maybe we wouldn't be below normal at times but we wouldn't have the extreme heat or sustained heat when they get it...
I'd love to see a quick side by side graph on 2 locations.
Is Florida always exempt from departures below average in this scenario? It's not even average, looks above.
In the summer cold in the Midwest/Northeast means warmer weather for us. This is because when summer fronts reach the SE (Georgia usually) they stall which causes strong southerly winds here, Hence warmer temps.
However in winter, cold in the Midwest/NE usually means cold here as fronts are able to penetrate well south of the peninsula.
In the summer cold in the Midwest/Northeast means warmer weather for us. This is because when summer fronts reach the SE (Georgia usually) they stall which causes strong southerly winds here, Hence warmer temps.
However in winter, cold in the Midwest/NE usually means cold here as fronts are able to penetrate well south of the peninsula.
Hasn't Florida been above average the past couple winters though?
As I sit here with temps in the 60s in July feeling grateful...I'm going to make a wild guess on something..
Here's the 7 day anomalies end of June to today.
I always love it when BC and Northwest U.S bakes...(sorry guys)... I wonder if I went to check records that I would find each time I had below normal departures, they had above normal departures. Any season. Maybe not every daily stat but I bet weekly or monthly it would be the case... (at least more times then not)
If the predicted flip back to negative PDO happens, they can kiss hot weather in the PNW goodbye. I can't wait. If it doesn't happen it would be the shortest negative PDO on record.
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Sorry to any folks out there that hate heat, but if they're getting heat, it usually means we're spared of more extreme heat.
