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Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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For those in the Eastern 2/3rds of the US, I saw this coming. You can't stay above average forever to the anomalies you were. The bill has to be paid eventually so to speak. For example, we "paid" last February's bill (3rd warmest on record) in May.
Anyways, seems we fast forwarded from February to May here, skipping March and April entirely.
NWS 7 day shows upper 80's F (low 30's C) today and then low to mid 90's For (low to mid 30's C) the rest of the 7 day.
-6° C in NYC right now. And I seriously thought it was immune from this crap in mid-March, I mean I expected this weather from Upstate New York, but I really thought the city would be different. I guess I thought wrong. Spring Break needs to come already
For those in the Eastern 2/3rds of the US, I saw this coming. You can't stay above average forever to the anomalies you were. The bill has to be paid eventually so to speak. For example, we "paid" last February's bill (3rd warmest on record) in May.
Anyways, seems we fast forwarded from February to May here, skipping March and April entirely.
NWS 7 day shows upper 80's F (low 30's C) today and then low to mid 90's For (low to mid 30's C) the rest of the 7 day.
I can see why you left New York for Arizona. Apparently Arizona seldom if ever gets very cold weather and almost certainly never gets the prolonged severe cold that the areas east of the Rockies get. I guess this global climate change really also favors Phoenix and other western cities over cities in the eastern 2/3 of the country
For those in the Eastern 2/3rds of the US, I saw this coming. You can't stay above average forever to the anomalies you were. The bill has to be paid eventually so to speak. For example, we "paid" last February's bill (3rd warmest on record) in May.
Anyways, seems we fast forwarded from February to May here, skipping March and April entirely.
NWS 7 day shows upper 80's F (low 30's C) today and then low to mid 90's For (low to mid 30's C) the rest of the 7 day.
The west , especially southwest, is due some cold. Yall always avoid any serious cold anomalies... seems yall are only part of country left that hasn't seen deep cold anomalies in years (monthly average). Correct me if I'm wrong but that's just my observation over past few years, and no last January doesn't count, was not anything special for yall I don't think.
-6° C in NYC right now. And I seriously thought it was immune from this crap in mid-March, I mean I expected this weather from Upstate New York, but I really thought the city would be different. I guess I thought wrong. Spring Break needs to come already
I love a good spell of wintry weather in March and this year is proving to be no disappointment.
Got a couple inches of snow on Friday and it hasn't melted due to the freezing temperatures. Yesterday's high and low were 25 F/14 F (-4 C/-10 C) and it looks like this morning's low was 11 F/-12 C. Only 21 F/-6 C at 11:30AM. Not expected to rise above freezing again.
National Weather Service is calling for 6-12 inches/15-30 cm of snow Tuesday. Maybe this will end up being one of the coldest and snowiest months of the season? Hopefully there won't be a warm up near the end of the month that will ruin it.
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