Winter Thread 2017-18 (Northern Hemisphere) (Hawaii, Lexington, Louisville, best)

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

Tampico, Tamaulipas is at sea level, on the GOMEX, and south of the Tropic of Cancer

Well then there is no way they had snow.

[LKJ1988]

None of ya are going to see a rough winter. We won't have any winter in FL.

[ral31]

NOAA's 8-14 day outlook looks nice!

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by ral31

NOAA's 8-14 day outlook looks nice!

Seeing consistency with both GFS and Euro as well as some telliconnections that we'll get big changes next week. An arctic blast diving deep.

I wont ruin the warmish party so just showing this one thing for now. Still 10 days from now so expect changes

EuroEPS afternoon temps next Friday 1pmEST

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

Well then there is no way they had snow.

They did though...

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

They did though...

Then i am thinking that city is in another part of Mexico. You had snow also so i guess anything can happen.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Seeing consistency with both GFS and Euro as well as some telliconnections that we'll get big changes next week. An arctic blast diving deep.

I wont ruin the warmish party so just showing this one thing for now. Still 10 days from now so expect changes

EuroEPS afternoon temps next Friday 1pmEST

Won't be diving deep into FL. If we have lows below 40 in my part of FL i will come and say i was wrong

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

Then i am thinking that city is in another part of Mexico. You had snow also so i guess anything can happen.

There is documented proof that Tampico (at sea level and 22*N) received a coating of snow in 1895.


The record for farthest south sea level snow,however, actually belongs to some place in China at 21*N

[Isleofpalms85]

Thank goodness I don’t live in the most volatile climate regime in the United States

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

There is documented proof that Tampico (at sea level and 22*N) received a coating of snow in 1895.


The record for farthest south sea level snow,however, actually belongs to some place in China at 21*N

Well that was before i was keeping records. Not sure if you were around back in 1977 when FL got real snow.