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More sunshine today, though highs only in the low teens. Tomorrow will be interesting. Air temps will quickly warm tomorrow afternoon into the upper 30s near 40 with rain moving in, but the NWS has a fear that this very cold air will keep road temperatures below freezing for quite a while after the rain starts. So it may be 37 degrees and rain but it may still freeze with the roadways. Hopefully it waits until after the evening rush hour tomorrow as the storm does seem to be a bit slower than originally forecast. Another arctic blast later this week!
All of Finland really cold now, with even areas on the coast in the south being around -10°C. Peninsular Southern Sweden is shielded from this cold outbreak and it's only slightly below freezing in Nyköping. Nevertheless, it doesn't take that many latitudes north from here to see subfreezing Fahrenheit temperatures (61°N in Dalarna County). That being said, southerlies are currently drawing milder air here, had the wind direction been the opposite this would've been a certain double-digit freezing day here.
Newfoundland and Northeastern Nova Scotia are rather exempt from the North American cold wave/Hudson Bay polar air outbreak this morning, to say the least! What's also worth noting is that offshore areas from New York City dozens of miles from the shore are -10°C, with even offshore areas dozens of miles off 38°N being at -6°C!
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