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Extremely warm temperatures relative to average across large areas of Canada and the northern US for the next several weeks. Low temperatures will be at least 15-20F above average.
September has been warm, mostly sunny and mostly rain-free so far in most of Germany. I've had windows open in my apartment nearly every day, and several tipped open at night. Afternoon temps today were around 21C/70F, with tomorrow (vernal equinox) forecast to be a few degrees warmer.
Recent Atlantic storms have cooled the SST off the US coast dramatically
Euro torching us for the end of September and start of October with a negative PNA out West. The GEFS is basically identical to the Euro right now over the next 2 weeks
Currently as of the 19th ORD is at +0.7F while Midway is -1.4F. Strange how the two airports have a 2.1F difference in Mean temps this month and are just 12 miles apart. Down here about 40 miles south of Midway, IKK is at -1.7F in temp anomalies though it is likely that we will end up at or above average for the month given the forecast.
Extremely warm temperatures relative to average across large areas of Canada and the northern US for the next several weeks. Low temperatures will be at least 15-20F above average.
Well if my lows are 15 to 20f above normal i am gonna die. That would B near a 100f for lows since they are around 80f.
Extremely warm temperatures relative to average across large areas of Canada and the northern US for the next several weeks. Low temperatures will be at least 15-20F above average.
Sounds good - yesterday it got all the way down to 36F, so I'll be happy with no threat of frost for the next couple weeks.
Average lows here would be mid-upper 40s for late September, I don't really see it being that much above average (ie 60s) - the forecast currently calls for lows averaging about 5F above normal - upper 40s to mid-upper 50s.
That developing subtropical low east of the Carolinas will be ushering in some nice fall air down here in GA. Looking forward to those consecutive sub 60 F lows this weekend into next week
Extreme warm anomaly continues in Canada, probably will be a recurring theme with El Nino exerting stronger control of the pattern in the upcoming Fall and Winter.
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