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Boston's Logan Airport could get its coldest temperature Sunday morning since it dipped to -7 degrees on January 16, 2004. It hasn't been colder than -7 degrees since Jan. 15, 1957. In city records dating to 1872, there have been only 27 days during which temperatures have dipped to -8 degrees or colder. All but one of those days were either in the late 19th century or the first half of the 20th century.
While part of North America is literally colder than a freezer, across in the Pacific at the same time,
Tokyo is having unusually warm for the season due to the strong southerlies.
Last December had 24°C which is not commonly happens then again.
Consider lack of extremes in each season, it's being quite remarkable. Japan Meteorological Agency | Table of Hourly Weather Observations (Today/Yesterday)
There is this thing called the typhoon rule. What ever the weather in Japan we will get the same most likely in a few days. And that is true as after this a Ridge will form.
Don't get it. Whats the big deal? Funny walking onto my deck it started popping and cracking I thought was going to fall down. LOL
Walked around the block with the dog for 20 minutes. Look at the winds.. None really so -6.4°F wasn't bad. Need a lot more days like this but unfortunately this is near extreme for this area.
Woke up at 5 am and our propane furnace wasn't working. Temperature was -27F, feels like temp was -42F. Thankfully we have a back up pellet stove so my husband fired that up. Checked the propane tank- we are at 50% so that's not the problem.
I did a little googling and it looks like propane tanks can freeze up but at temperatures below -45F. We weren't there so not sure if that's the problem. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with a tank freezing?
The end of February has started to look very cold for the east based on the past few GFS and Euro runs. Almost seems as if the pattern is "re-loading" this week. Won't be drastically above average this week here though as it may be in some other areas further north.
The end of February has started to look very cold for the east based on the past few GFS and Euro runs. Almost seems as if the pattern is "re-loading" this week. Won't be drastically above average this week here though as it may be in some other areas further north.
Here also it will be seasonable and slightly above. We will see about the cold, MJO is working against the cold. Hopefully this is it no more Arctic blasts. Raleigh at 17 now. Officially lowest temp of the winter.
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