Spring 2018 Thread - Northern Hemisphere (daily, Portland, amount, snowy)

[BMI]

Originally Posted by yankeefan93

Yes I know both 90's and 100's are going to be hard to come by in April... Hell if Newark can hit 80°F in February there is a chance for at least 90°F after mid April.... And yes Cambium I want Monroe or anywhere near by to reach at least 90°F in April considering how cold the start of April can be. It's only fair IMO.

Here is an interesting comparison...

Los Angeles record highs..
MARCH 99F
APRIL 106F
MAY 103F

Phoenix record highs...
MARCH 100F
APRIL 105F
MAY 114F

Presidio, Texas record highs...
MARCH 105F
APRIL 106F
MAY 114F

Laredo, Texas record highs...
MARCH 105F
APRIL 110F
MAY 114F

Interesting that non desert Los Angeles has similar record highs, with may record high lower than april.

Also interesting is Phoenix, Presidio, and Laredo al have same 114F may record high
The Texas cities have higher march and april records than Phoenix.

[yankeefan93]

Originally Posted by BMI

Here is an interesting comparison...

Los Angeles record highs..
MARCH 99F
APRIL 106F
MAY 103F

Phoenix record highs...
MARCH 100F
APRIL 105F
MAY 114F

Presidio, Texas record highs...
MARCH 105F
APRIL 106F
MAY 114F

Laredo, Texas record highs...
MARCH 105F
APRIL 110F
MAY 114F

Interesting that non desert Los Angeles has similar record highs, with may record high lower than april.

Also interesting is Phoenix, Presidio, and Laredo al have same 114F may record high
The Texas cities have higher march and april records than Phoenix.

Interesting... I still can't believe Las Vegas has not hit 100°F in April...

[cBach]

Originally Posted by yankeefan93

Interesting... I still can't believe Las Vegas has not hit 100°F in April...

Me neither. Austin has hit 98 in February (1996) and 103 in April.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

Yeah even Las Vegas hasn't hit 100°F in April (Record Max in April for McCarren Airport is 99°F)

That will change soon.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Today's high was 31.7°C (Normal High 26.1°C)

[rpvan]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

Vancouver sees much more snow every year. You have Grouse Mountain that is 20 minutes from downtown and Cypress Mountain which is 30 minutes from downtown.

That's great....I said Vancouver though. Which means urban areas in case you didn't know.

[user491]

It is crazy how March has been (or will be) our snowiest month of this winter season. Here is a map of the forecast for Saturday:


Here is the Weather Channel forecast for me:


NWS has issued a Winter Storm Watch for my area, with a forecast of 3-6 inches, and up to 9 inches in isolated spots. It will be interesting to see how this storm plays out.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Currently 23.3°C (Normal Low 13.3°C)

Forecast high is 27.8°C (Normal High 26.7°C)

[chicagogeorge]

Heavy wet snow hits Chicago area; warm-up/t-storms next week | WGN-TV



https://twitter.com/NWSChicago/statu...13382191267840

[LKJ1988]

Going back to a flat upper level pattern for my area. So boring weather for weeks and no rain.