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You keep saying that about that period from 83 to 2002. You are very wrong. 1985 was incredibly cold and so was December 89. The PV was doing its thing all that time as well, which meant sitting over eastern North America lol. And people wonder why the record lows are so cold here. That is why.
Coldest Jan - 1977, 2004, 1970
Coldest Feb - 2015, 1979, 1978
Coldest Mar - 1984, 2014, 2015
Coldest Apr - 1975, 2003, 1972
Coldest May - 2003, 2005, 1997
Coldest Jun - 2009, 1972, 2003
Coldest Jul - 2000, 2009, 2001
Coldest Aug - 2000, 1992, 1986
Coldest Sep - 1975, 1978, 1984
Coldest Oct - 1988, 1976, 1972
Coldest Nov - 1976, 1996, 1995
Coldest Dec - 1989, 1976, 2000
Most of the record lows are thanks to the second half of the 70s really, as well as the 2000s. That tiny five year stretch between 1975 and 1979 contributed almost twice as much historically cold months as did all of the 80s together in New York
Coldest Jan - 1977, 2004, 1970
Coldest Feb - 2015, 1979, 1978
Coldest Mar - 1984, 2014, 2015
Coldest Apr - 1975, 2003, 1972
Coldest May - 2003, 2005, 1997
Coldest Jun - 2009, 1972, 2003
Coldest Jul - 2000, 2009, 2001
Coldest Aug - 2000, 1992, 1986
Coldest Sep - 1975, 1978, 1984
Coldest Oct - 1988, 1976, 1972
Coldest Nov - 1976, 1996, 1995
Coldest Dec - 1989, 1976, 2000
Most of the record lows are thanks to the second half of the 70s really, as well as the 2000s. That tiny five year stretch between 1975 and 1979 contributed almost twice as much historically cold months as did all of the 80s together in New York
It seems like it affected the entire country, sort of like the cold wave in November 2013. The annoying thing about these past two months is that literally only one part of the entire country is having below average temperatures whereas everywhere else is record warmth. There are cities in the arctic circle that are having their first 80s before us
The euro deterministic ten days shows no warmth whatsoever that is above average as this point.
I'll take average temps at this point.... Won't seem them until the end of the week, though today and Thursday are only a couple of degrees below average.
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And the 15 day euro ensemble shows a brief warm up and then right back down to around average again. Nothing at all but normal warm weather in May for two days and then average again. There is no sustained heat in the east. I really think the La Nina will barely happen this summer,
Eruo makes a stronger case for La Nina this summer now than it did back in March
The euro deterministic ten days shows no warmth whatsoever that is above average as this point.
And the 15 day euro ensemble shows a brief warm up and then right back down to around average again. Nothing at all but normal warm weather in May for two days and then average again. There is no sustained heat in the east. I really think the La Nina will barely happen this summer, and with the warm PDO we will have a cool summer.
I don't even bother with the GFS models or CFS anymore as they are just worthless if you ask me.
Nice to see that posted! Thanks! Yeah, status quo next 9 days at least. Heat should come at the end of the month maybe after 23rd? But looks seasonable at best. Of course with Sun it will feel or be warmer than normal a couple of times. NOT A HOT PATTERN YET. Doesn't even show signs of starting
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