Spring Thread 2017: Northern Hemisphere (sprinkle, days, storms, freeze)
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It's possible Bridgeport, CT will end up above normal for month of May (+0.6 w/o today)
Does this look like an above normal month???
Only 6 days is the reason for it. #NeverForgot
So? it's not like those days didn't happen lol. If there had been 6 way below average days and the rest of the month had been mild you would be talking about how the mild days hid the extreme cold.
MIA recorded a high of 98F on 5/28 (second hottest day ever and broke previous May record by 2F.
Yeah, I just looked at the precipitation records for May and it looks like it's been a dry month. Ft. Lauderdale Airport only has about 2.5" of rain for this month when the average is 4.7".
Another example why anecdotal evidence is horse**** although to be fair storms here tend to be scattered and isolated in nature, so there could be spots that were wetter than others. For what it's worth, everything looks extremely green around my neighborhood and there were puddles everywhere when I got there yesterday.
Btw, I saw Ft. Lauderdale Executive hit 100 F the other day insane. Though we hit upper 90s in late April in 2015 so it doesn't really surprise me much that this could happen in late May. If these dry westerlies happened in July or August, it could probably hit like 105 F here lol.
Yeah, I just looked at the precipitation records for May and it looks like it's been a dry month. Ft. Lauderdale Airport only has about 2.5" of rain for this month when the average is 4.7".
Another example why anecdotal evidence is horse**** although to be fair storms here tend to be scattered and isolated in nature, so there could be spots that were wetter than others. For what it's worth, everything looks extremely green around my neighborhood and there were puddles everywhere when I got there yesterday.
Btw, I saw Ft. Lauderdale Executive hit 100 F the other day insane. Though we hit upper 90s in late April in 2015 so it doesn't really surprise me much that this could happen in late May. If these dry westerlies happened in July or August, it could probably hit like 105 F here lol.
Still really brown and crunchy here. Definitely no puddles, I'll get some pics later.
Still really brown and crunchy here. Definitely no puddles, I'll get some pics later.
It looked brown and crunchy around MIA yesterday when I arrived, and noticeably greener around my area of Broward County. Looking at the NWS forecast, it looks pretty promising for some decent rain here, today is the only day that has a chance of precip less than 40%.
Partly Cloudy
89°F
32°C
Humidity 57%
Wind Speed SE 14 mph
Barometer 30.11 in (1019.7 mb)
Dewpoint 72°F (22°C)
Visibility 10.00 mi
Heat Index 96°F (36°C)
Last update 31 May 11:53 am EDT
Quite typical for this time of year.
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