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Nobody acclimates THAT much. That is still 19°F below the ideal outdoor temp of 72°F and is a water temperature cold enough for hypothermia with enough exposure
2 weeks is fast? Maybe, but when you got 60s and 70s all of October and into November then staying under 52 mostly for past 2 weeks and dropping to 20s/30s at night... Trust me, 50s will feel warm. Maybe I acclimate faster than others?
In fact, thanks... good thread idea..
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Originally Posted by Botev1912
But what place in the US gets 53 and rain in the summer? I can only think of Alaska and even there it does not happen very often.
Hmm, 50s and rain happens in June here, Not sure about 53 though. June 27, 2015 had rain and 50s.
But even low 60s and rain is a cold rain as well in summer. 50s and rain in late fall and winter is warm. Just the way it is because normals are much lower than that in winter. I'm not saying jump in puddles warm, just the air will feel warm.
Yesterdays same temp with rain felt warmer than this June day.
10am-2pm loop.. Front off the coast now. South flow with it, and NW flow behind it as the trough swings in..
Localized Whiteout conditions off the lakes in Michigan, Ohio, NY
ah, maybe that's why I got more clouds than you; I got the tail end of lake effect clouds? Maybe the best of both worlds? Enough clouds to be pretty and add some interest without the full depressing overcast of lake effect clouds you get in upstate.
Flakes are back in my forecast for tonight. Setting up my timelapse camera so I don't miss the 1st flakes of the season. lol
2:45-6:45pm loop. See that little dip? that's the Polar Jet. Lake Erie producing more than Ontario past few hours.
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National Weather Service New York NY
635 PM EST Sun Nov 19 2017
The polar upper level jet will be south of the region. In the
mid levels, a trough axis moves through the region bringing its
associated vorticity maxima with it. This upper level
disturbance will enhance lift and with the leftover moisture,
could result in a few snow showers with the continued cold air
advection. Snow showers are the precip type due to wet bulb
cooling. With limits in low level moisture and not much QPF from
numerical model guidance, left as slight chance
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