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76.6F average high at Central Park so far. Pretty sure last May had an average high like that
We got you beat. 74.5F at ORD and 75.8F at MDW which is -2.9F below average to date. My nearest station at IKK has an average high of 78.2F which is -2.0F below normal.
It's 63f this morning with a dew point of 60. Feels nice and supposed to have a high of 80.
Still below average for here but I'm not complaining. I'm really thinking we are going to have an early fall with cool fronts starting to come down in August. Summer will be short.
It's 63f this morning with a dew point of 60. Feels nice and supposed to have a high of 80.
Still below average for here but I'm not complaining. I'm really thinking we are going to have an early fall with cool fronts starting to come down in August. Summer will be short.
And this is based on what exactly? you really think the month of June determines weather in September? Does December weather predict spring?
I'm really thinking we are going to have an early fall with cool fronts starting to come down in August. Summer will be short.
Ha, I wish. Summer is lasting to October recently. For here the last cool September we had was 2013. 2009 before that. Only twice in past 10yrs
Todays pattern doesn't imply a future pattern although some clues and signals may help figure out what might happen. We just don't have that ability yet, nor do models. I don't think we ever will because the atmosphere changes pretty frequently and fast so what is thought now, will be a different thought tomorrow.
I do like that Summer is not a full fledge one with the jet stream up well north into Canada (still in the U.S) That will help cold air in Canada build up come August-September.
LGA reached 90F like 35 times last year, it's not exactly big news to reach 90 once we finally start getting that 95F+ heat, they should let us now
Is that the first time the ridge has gone north into Quebec like that this year? Very impressive.
I like seeing some heat push up to New England and Quebec, it's so rare that it happens so impressive when it does.
I remember in 2013 I think it was, it was upper 90's in NYC, don't know if NYC is capable of that this year.
Slightly cooler than normal day on tap in Austin, sunny and 89 with the chance of a thunderstorm later this evening. Strong Gulf flow which means places north of us can get the ridge we normally get, so Chicago we're sending you some heat while we get some easterlies.
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once we finally start getting that 95F+ heat, they should let us now
