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Well Idk what to say... this better trend warmer. The damage this would do. Huh well in times like this I just remember my country of Palestine. Warm warm climate. Grandfather told me how in there land they had mangos oranges and bananas and guava and date palms and lemons and olives and figs! Huh. Oh well. Grandmother in Amman told me how she would just throw out the seeds from the date palms she ate out the window and they would sprout. Huh. Praying to God this trends warmer for my sake.are u sure they are not Celsius temps cambium.
As you always say it is the cold that determines the flora, and the flora the climate. 5 years in a row with a max below freezing is not saying much for the "tropical" part of"subtropical".
I think that applies more to places that have subtropical vegetation, rather than places that don't have subtropical vegetation (or much less) ie: a place with abundant subtropical vegetation, can't really be considered non-subtropical, but a place without any, can't be excluded because of a few days.
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Eastern Us and Eastern Asia is just an Subtropical climate with Continental influences.
Melbourne would be an Oceanic Climate with Continental Influences too.
A bit hard to call a place continental influenced, when it has a 10C annual range.
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I think that applies more to places that have subtropical vegetation, rather than places that don't have subtropical vegetation (or much less) ie: a place with abundant subtropical vegetation, can't really be considered non-subtropical, but a place without any, can't be excluded because of a few days.
A bit hard to call a place continental influenced, when it has a 10C annual range.
Im seeing,both receive Continental Cold and Heat Sometimes..
Yet again, the PNW is warm all winter. The blob never went away but is still there and next year will be strong again. There will be no return to a cold PDO until years in the future. That warm water is rock solid there and now the ridiculously persistent ridge is back. Say hello to a constant cold period from how till April in the East.
We will see what happens in the Pacific. La Nina is probably a good bet by the end of the summer... But cirrently the Blob has been killed by Godzilla. ZERO influence on CONUS this winter unlike last winter.
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The Pacific ‘blob’ loses. El Niño wins. What comes next?
This is true. Scandinavia and Eastern Europe saw two pronounced cold snaps during the first three weeks of January.
Helsinki and SP reached -28C during each one, and they had days with highs below -20C. Further south, even places like Minsk, Warsaw, Bucharest, and Kiev saw nights in the -20s C with daytime highs below -10 at times.
If you do the math, those anomalies are the same or even greater than those of the Eastern and Central US during the best cold spells.
It was just Western Europe that was lame (as usual).
Another day, another cold front. Curent temp is 10.2 °C
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