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Sun angle means nothing for temps when mid level temps are frigid. Ugh. Enough cold already! January like temps Wed/Thurs
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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service New York NY
723 PM EDT Mon Mar 20 2017.
Canadian high pressure builds over region Wed/Thu which will result
in below average temperatures. Despite March sunshine, highs should
only reach 30s both days. Lows Wed night should range from teens
inland to low 20s near coast. Should also be rather brisk which will
send wind chills into single numbers at times, or even below zero
inland.
Felt warmer at night now than it did during the day. I want to forget about this day, endless clouds and severely underperforming temps while the rest of the Northeast got at least 40s. Even coastal Maine got to 50!
NWS forecast for Raleigh and Binghamton. Poor Binghamton. Gees. Struggling past teens and 20s on Wednesday and Thursday during the day?? Normal is 43F
The lord is testing me. Jesus Christ I cannot wait to get out of this ****hole. They even lowered the forecast for Saturday. We might not have an above average day until god knows when
2.5" still on ground. Getting tired of waking up seeing snow. Its almost end of March now!
Big hit yesterday with temps reaching 53°! Sun couldn't do it, warm temps did. Lost 2"
Want a close up of what the snowpack is made out of? Here. This is why it's hard to melt down. Mostly ice crystals, not snowflakes. Snow melts in sun much faster.
I had to use 2.65" of warm water to melt it down. Subtracted the total and came to 0.83" sitting on the ground. (down from 1.50" yesterday morning)
anyone notice the Western Regional Climate center site is missing data for some stations? For example the Amherst, MA site is missing data. NOWdata has the data, but some features are easier to access in the WRCC site.
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