Spring 2018 Thread - Northern Hemisphere (warmest, record, temperature, 2015)

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Currently 26.7°C (Normal Low 23.9°C)

Forecast High is 38.3°C (Normal High 37.8°C)

[chicagogeorge]

https://twitter.com/NWSChicago/statu...30693114224640

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by marlaver

Coming from such a cold April, could this be the biggest gap of Tº btw months on record there?

You are awesome! Nice stat to find!


While April wasn't even a Top 40 cold for NYC (odd cause I thought everyone else was a Top 10); May is 6th warmest so the gap is wide. 17.4° gap.


1887 and 1944 is the largest gap.

Although... You can have 2 warm months or 2 cold months and have a large gap..


May 2015 was 2nd warmest in NYC but April was 25th warmest and the gap is wide.

1874 was the coldest April on record and 8th coldest May yet the gap is large.




Spring is usually the time of the highest gaps. I'll try to get a chart together soon.


The largest was Feb (25.5°) - March (46.9°) 1979. Gap of 21.4 degrees

[ischyros]

Well, Alberto missed us as well! We had wind. We had some rain, but not anywhere near the 1-1.5 inches promised. I had less than a quarter inch of rain in my gauge this morning. Still struggling with dry conditions. Chance of storms today but it looks to be mainly south of Indy. Dewpoints have been in the 70s for almost 24 hours now. It is very miserable even though the temp right now is just 73F.

[chicagogeorge]

https://twitter.com/NWSChicago/statu...73451220725760


Midwest stays near or above average while the east cools next week

[Ed's Mountain]

Big change in the weather yesterday for Alberta brought snow to the Icefields Parkway between Banff and Jasper. Elevation is about 2000m.

https://twitter.com/JasperNP/status/1001862508976726017

[comm08]

Speaking of Canada, looks like a large area of 90s developed south of Hudson Bay. Anyone know where to grab a temp map showing yesterday's highs?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Big change in the weather yesterday for Alberta brought snow to the Icefields Parkway between Banff and Jasper. Elevation is about 2000m.

Ahhh, snow. Just think...in just 4 short months we'll start tracking snowstorms again.

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Midwest stays near or above average while the east cools next week

Upper Low sits over the region in Northeast. Some areas will see 40s for lows and 60s for highs under the cold pool of air. Will also create instability so chance of showers each day.
Cloudy here again this morning. Crazy.

Originally Posted by ischyros

Well, Alberto missed us as well! We had wind. We had some rain, but not anywhere near the 1-1.5 inches promised. I had less than a quarter inch of rain in my gauge this morning. Still struggling with dry conditions. Chance of storms today but it looks to be mainly south of Indy. Dewpoints have been in the 70s for almost 24 hours now. It is very miserable even though the temp right now is just 73F.

Lets hope June is better for you.

Originally Posted by comm08

Speaking of Canada, looks like a large area of 90s developed south of Hudson Bay. Anyone know where to grab a temp map showing yesterday's highs?

Yesterdays min and max temps. Texas panhandle 50s to 90s



Yesterdays max.



e-WALL : PSU ELECTRONIC MAP WALL

[comm08]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Ahhh, snow. Just think...in just 4 short months we'll start tracking snowstorms again.


Upper Low sits over the region in Northeast. Some areas will see 40s for lows and 60s for highs under the cold pool of air. Will also create instability so chance of showers each day.
Cloudy here again this morning. Crazy.



Lets hope June is better for you.



Yesterdays min and max temps. Texas panhandle 50s to 90s



Yesterdays max.



e-WALL : PSU ELECTRONIC MAP WALL

Thanks. Some of that data looks inaccurate (couple random 80s in Atlantic Canada surrounded by 40s and 50s) but overall a good source!

[chicagogeorge]

Damn what a turnaround from April....


https://twitter.com/ericfisher/statu...96313109336070