Winter Thread 2017-18 (Northern Hemisphere) (snowing, hot, warm, temp)

[rpvan]

Originally Posted by dontbelievehim

Google is predicting Fresno to be 70f degrees on new years eve. Wow.
I've never seen it that high in December(its usually in the 50s) What a way to end a crazy weather year.

Yep, still no sign winter in the west, nevermind record breaking cold/snow.

[rpvan]

Colder on the gulf coast than in the PNW next week.

[Botev1912]

Originally Posted by rpvan

Yep, still no sign winter in the west, nevermind record breaking cold/snow.

You can have all the snow in the world if you want.

https://twitter.com/wspd6pio/status/946875881422708736

[deb8997]

Been on that road is September 2017 when it was a complete white out for about 5 min.. scared the crap outta me.

[Botev1912]

I don't think it's ever snowed there in September since temperatures are still summery.

[Cambium]

Will January 3rd ruin the streak for NYC?


13 days in a row would be impressive for any month, they are at 4 now. We'll see.


NYC Forecast per Euro model

[deb8997]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

I don't think it's ever snowed there in September since temperatures are still summery.

Yup drove threw it in September going to Leavenworth. Like I said only lasted 5 min then sunshine..

[BMI]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Will January 3rd ruin the streak for NYC?


13 days in a row would be impressive for any month, they are at 4 now. We'll see.


NYC Forecast per Euro model

I hope not....lets keep it below freezing in NYC

[Botev1912]

Is this why Warszawa disappeared?

[Fortune_Smiles]

Originally Posted by dontbelievehim

Google is predicting Fresno to be 70f degrees on new years eve. Wow.
I've never seen it that high in December(its usually in the 50s) What a way to end a crazy weather year.

Drove throughout the San Joaquin Valley today, as hot as 66F in some areas, 64F in Fresno. 70F in a couple days is definitely believable. It's been crazy warm, especially compared to freezing Seoul where I had been just 10 days ago.

Come on mother nature, forsake the forecasts and send a Polar Vortex our way. Precipitation welcome.