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I guess, I still wouldn't want to live in a place that never goes above 80f. Last year in NYC there were 114 days above 80f, imagine how I would feel going from a place that is around 80f for a third for a year to a place that only gets 18! This is why I love New York City so much, it's like a completely different climate from the rest of the Northeast
Not going above 80 F in July is pretty unusual in the NE, but it's still better than not going below 66 F all of December like last year. Imagine not going above 65 F all of June..
Yeah man, it's been since April 25th for Binghamton last time they had an above average day. Wow.
Last time with this long of a stretch was 14 months ago.
April 2016 had 12 days in a row below normal
June 2015 had 13
March 2015 had 15
Feb 2015 had 23
#NoBreaks
Good job on finding those numbers! It's crazy, right
If it doesn't reach above average in the next two days then I think we will easily blow past Feb 2015, since the rest of the week looks markedly below normal
I wouldn't say cold, but mild is a better description. In July 2000, Binghamton did not even pass 80f. The average high that month was 73f. And in June 2009 they had a low of 39f. That's not really a true summer, I think even someone in London would be disappointed by something like that
My summer sees an a average high of less than 73F and gets 39F in the majority of summer months. I can't think of anyone disappointed with summer here.
My summer sees an a average high of less than 73F and gets 39F in the majority of summer months. I can't think of anyone disappointed with summer here.
But you guys have mild winters without any snow, it balances out. Whenever we have a snowy winter it just makes me crave even hotter weather in the summer
Not going above 80 F in July is pretty unusual in the NE, but it's still better than not going below 66 F all of December like last year. Imagine not going above 65 F all of June..
What about not going above 60f in the first ten days of May? Because that's what's happening right now
But you guys have mild winters without any snow, it balances out. Whenever we have a snowy winter it just makes me crave even hotter weather in the summer
That's kind of my theory as well - hot summers usually seem more important to people in cold climates, than to people in mild climates.
That's kind of my theory as well - hot summers are usually seem more important to people in cold climates, than to people in mild climates.
I think so too. When I went to Lima it was sort of around 26-28c the entire time during the day and I didn't really want it to be any warmer than that especially because of the humidity. I think if Lima had less humidity it would be the perfect "Eternal Spring" climate, like Tegucigalpa
What about not going above 60f in the first ten days of May? Because that's what's happening right now
That's not as bad. Even 50s are a better break from cold weather than lows in the 70s are from hot weather. I can understand why you're disappointed but it can always be worse.
I would be very disappointed if we didn't even see 80f, and then had a low of 39f!
You and me in the same boat lol. I think this would be unfathomable even in Moscow, each summer month gets at least a few days above 26c! Damn I wish there was some kind of online source for historical Moscow temperatures so I could compare it to upstate NY
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