Spring Thread 2017: Northern Hemisphere (snow, hot, warm, ice)
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3pm OBS's. I boxed who has dews in the 40s with temps in the 90s. Rare to find in CT and Maine. How come MA and NH is getting them?
3pm Dew points
Interesting its cloudy with the low relative humidity and dewpoints in eastern Massachusetts. Instabilty, maybe; but with air this dry I wouldn't expect much clouds. Summit of Mt. Washington is 52% humidity, air column appears dry below. Or maybe the clouds are from further up?
Boston may well end up recording a higher overall May temperature than my location. Simply ludicrous, especially considering that my local station seems to overestimate temperatures to a considerable degree.
It shouldn't even be physically possible for locations above 40 degrees north to approach 100 degrees in May. I can't believe that I ever thought the Northeast had a decent climate.
Boston may well end up recording a higher overall May temperature than my location. Simply ludicrous, especially considering that my local station seems to overestimate temperatures to a considerable degree.
It shouldn't even be physically possible for locations above 40 degrees north to approach 100 degrees in May. I can't believe that I ever thought the Northeast had a decent climate.
What about locations at 40 North having highs in the 30s in May? Thats quite absurd too
What about locations at 40 North having highs in the 30s in May? Thats quite absurd too
Well, looking at Boston's weather data for this month, the greatest negative anomaly is 8.8 degrees while the greatest positive anomaly is 17.8 degrees (yesterday). The same holds true for the rest of the Northeast, at least upon a cursory glance (looking at Buffalo and Caribou).
So it seems that the extremes of heat are eclipsing the extremes of cold by a considerable margin.
And none of the stations I checked (including Caribou) had highs in the 30s this May, so I must have missed something.
What about locations at 40 North having highs in the 30s in May? Thats quite absurd too
It's kinda what keeps me here. The variety is fun, interesting, yet crazy to deal with. lol
Things moving fast next week too. In and out. Up and Down. Fronts and Storms. Nothing too interesting until............
Opposite pattern next week. 7-8 days out but models agree. Would mean highs in the 70s down south.
Don't worry southern New England, see next frame as the air mass moves east.
Thursday May 25th 850mb anomalies per Euro
Friday 850mb anomalies
Todays 850mb Anomalies
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