Spring 2016 thread (Northern Hemisphere) (snowfall, warm, temperatures, Chicago)
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Looks like what I saw this morning wasn't that off with the not so hot temps that was shown days ago..... They nudged temps down for upcoming warm pattern. lol
But rest assure, all I see is warmth still past 7 days now. 70s/80s
Is the pattern change right in front of us? Could it be the beginning??
National Weather Service New York NY
716 PM EDT SUN MAY 22 2016
TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Anomalously warm heights aloft will feature the westward expansion of thesub-tropical ridge into the eastern third of the country.
This all points toward an unseasonably warm, and increasingly humid airmass toward the end
of the week. The one caveat here is the aforementioned short wave
energy riding over top the ridge Thu night into Fri morning. The 12Z
guidance points toward a cold frontal passage Thu night into Fri.
Differences arise with how far south it gets and how quickly the
boundary returns to the north. The operational GFS and its ensemble
mean keep the boundary south of the area through the weekend, while
the ECMWF returns it north of the area Fri night. The Global GEM
never gets it south of the area. So for the time, the forecast will
ease into a solution of dropping the boundary to the south but
quickly returning it north on Friday. However, should the other
global guidance come around to the GFS, then a cooler forecast will
be in store with an easterly flow undercutting the warm air aloft.
While we are looking for unseasonably warm conditions Wed-Sun, temps
have been nudged down several degrees Fri into Sat. The warmest
conditions still remain across the interior with highs in the lower
80s and the 70s at the coast.
Quote:
National Weather Service Albany NY
728 PM EDT SUN MAY 22 2016
A more late spring/summer like pattern should develop during the
long term period. However, a back door cold front is expected to
settle southward Wednesday night/early Thursday, before slowly
retreating back north and east Friday into Saturday. There remains
uncertainty as to how quickly, and how far north and east the front
lifts back, as any delay would keep cloudier/cooler conditions
across the region into at least a portion of next weekend, while a
quicker northward retreat would allow very warm and humid air to
pour into the region.
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Originally Posted by Warszawa
It's true, but overall you have places at 50-55° that get 4c average highs in winter in the land of silver. On the East Coast you have to go down to at least 40° to find that warm of a winter, if you're looking in the Midwest then probably 35°
I see no such thing, our highest lows next week should be 18c
There was a 20°C low in NYC last I checked but that was the highest for NYC and since Binghamton is more inland than NYC they will probably be cooler at night than NYC.
As long as the highs are 70+ I'm happy. Evertone from Washington to Boston deserves some 70s after one of this historically cold start to May
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