Spring Thread 2017: Northern Hemisphere (Sweden, warm, average, Chicago)

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by BullochResident

Both Savannah and Augusta sailed past their forecast high and hit 90 F today. 89 F was the high here.

Cambium, can you post a nap of the max temps across the Southeast today? Kind of curious to see who else hit 90 F.

PC shut down. Take a look. Also look at the departures with the drop down menu.

IEM :: Map of Daily NWS CLImate reports

[BullochResident]

Originally Posted by Cambium

PC shut down. Take a look. Also look at the departures with the drop down menu.

IEM :: Map of Daily NWS CLImate reports

Figured Savannah and Augusta would be the kings as far as the south Atlantic is concerned. That 86 F high in Atlanta was also impressive.

[alex985]

High was "only" 78 F here, comparatively cool compared to much of the inland South.


Kind of reminds me of March 25, 2007. High here was 79 F while much of the inland south was in the upper 80s almost 90 F.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Cooling trend coming after a heatwave that has produced 4 Record High's.

Tomorrow's forecast high is 85°F/29.4°C (norm 79°F/26.1°C)
Thursday's forecast high is 70°F/21.1°C (norm 80°F/26.7°C)
Rebounding to 78°F/25.6°C Friday (norm 80°F/26.7°C)

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by GraniteStater

SSTs warming in East Basin, something to watch:

Climate Prediction Center - Monitoring and Data - Tropical Pacific Sea Surface Temperature Animation

El Nino likely by the summer. Strength TBD

[Warszawa]

I like how most parts of the Midwest now are like 10-15F below average, which is not what you want but not too bad, but once that cold front reaches us, we'll be like 20-25F below average. What the actual ****. And then I bet all those 60s and 70s that Midwest gets this time of year will magically become 50s once they reach us. I hate spring

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

I like how most parts of the Midwest now are like 10-15F below average, which is not what you want but not too bad, but once that cold front reaches us, we'll be like 20-25F below average. What the actual ****. And then I bet all those 60s and 70s that Midwest gets this time of year will magically become 50s once they reach us. I hate spring

Meanwhile in Florida we'll get times where Tallahassee is 25F below average while it's only 5F below average here. Utter Bull****.

[Cambium]

Get the plows out in South Carolina

https://twitter.com/TVAmy/status/844348507091877888

[alex985]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

I like how most parts of the Midwest now are like 10-15F below average, which is not what you want but not too bad, but once that cold front reaches us, we'll be like 20-25F below average. What the actual ****. And then I bet all those 60s and 70s that Midwest gets this time of year will magically become 50s once they reach us. I hate spring

Originally Posted by AJ1013

Meanwhile in Florida we'll get times where Tallahassee is 25F below average while it's only 5F below average here. Utter Bull****.

You can blame maritime influence for both of these.

[ral31]

Originally Posted by BullochResident

Both Savannah and Augusta sailed past their forecast high and hit 90 F today. 89 F was the high here.

Cambium, can you post a nap of the max temps across the Southeast today? Kind of curious to see who else hit 90 F.

We haven't had anything above 86F in recent years during March, but the record for the month was 93F set back in 1907.

The high here today was 85F. Similar forecast high on Thursday.