Spring 2018 Thread - Northern Hemisphere (Tampa Bay, climate, hot, recorded)

[chicagogeorge]

11AM, already 90 degrees at MDW, and 89F at ORD.. Palwaukee airport (aka Chicago Executive) a few miles north of ORD, is at 91F.

[chicagogeorge]

Dew Point rising in the coming days

https://twitter.com/TDSwx/status/1000769173096730624

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

11AM, already 90 degrees at MDW, and 89F at ORD.. Palwaukee airport (aka Chicago Executive) a few miles north of ORD, is at 91F.

Let me grab the max temps of the year.. First... Current temps. Chilly day here near 60°....with clouds of course.

Wow at the 11am 90s .

[Cambium]

Max Temps so far in 2018 (through May 26th)


NorthEast:

Hartford: 94°
NYC: 92°
Philly: 91°
Indianapolis: 89°
Burlington: 88°




SouthEast:

Raleigh: 93°
Tampa: 92°
Atlanta: 91°
Lexington: 90°




NorthWest:

Boise: 89°
Seattle: 88°
San Fran: 81°




SouthWest:

Phoenix: 106°
Roswell: 103°
Dallas: 97°
Los Angeles: 89°

[LKJ1988]

Still no 90's for my area. It can stay cloudy like this forever if i had my wish for every summer.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

Still no 90's for my area. It can stay cloudy like this forever if i had my wish for every summer.

Tampa International has hit 90+°F 11 times so far this year

[Cambium]

It's been misting/drizzling here all day. Annoying.


I need some stable California weather for 3 months straight.


At least its staying in the low 60s though..
Better than being in the mid West today. Look at Iowa.





Zoomed out

[ilovemycomputer90]

Looks brutal in Iowa today. Fun contrast between Southern Minnesota and points north. Pretty hot in Wisconsin as well.

[chicagogeorge]

https://twitter.com/MikeHamernik/sta...16822432747520

[Cambium]

Check it out... A still then a loop..


This is tomorrow mornings upper height map..


1. Watch Tropical Storm Alberto in the loop, watch where it goes and what it does.


2. Watch that little dip in the Jet stream, watch where it goes and what it does.


3. Watch the atmosphere in motion and why things happen.





Ok, here's the loop next 2 weeks..


Watch Alberto hit the Panhandle then head towards the Ohio valley but what happens? It stops and moves south and dwindles out. Why?


Well, watch that current Jet stream dip, it stops as well and balls up into an Upper low in the North Atlantic.


basically blocking Alberto from moving into the Northeast. That Upper Low keeps spinning and spinning in that region. That should keep Eastern Canada and New England , Maybe northeast U.S on the cooler/around normal side next 10 days.

Looks like dip after dip coming too.