Fall 2013 Thread — Northern Hemisphere (Hawaii, snowfall, warmest, recorded)

[Crunch41]

It snowed here Monday, 1 to 2 inches, then a few flakes today. There's going to be a white thanksgiving. It's not supposed to get up to freezing until Saturday, if that holds we will almost have a week below freezing (reached 33F today). A welcome change after the lack of fall snow in the past few years.

[ilovemycomputer90]

Originally Posted by Cambium

This is what happens when temps dip into the 20s at night and then struggle past 30s during the day for few days.

Same happening here in some spots usually takes till January around here. This is in New Jersey.

"First year I've ever seen The Rockaway River freeze across this early. Picture in Booton NJ yesterday evening"

https://twitter.com/NJSnowFan/status/405313448328052736

Not too from where I'm at.

Winter Weather Advisory in NW New Jersey. My mother said schools closed early today due to threat of ice. Overall this is going to be a washout. Flood Watches in effect.

[Ariete]

Many parts of Southern Europe will wake up to freezing temps while the UK bathes in tropical heat.

[chicagogeorge]

^^

Don't you mean the UK will bath in Atlantic mildness? I wouldn't call 8C "tropical heat"


Heavy lake effect snow so close yet so far away from where I live.




A close up of where the snow will fall in comparison to the city, and to my house



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Colder than normal CONUS this November

[Rozenn]

Originally Posted by Ariete

Many parts of Southern Europe will wake up to freezing temps while the UK bathes in tropical heat.

I wasn't following weather outside Paris lately, was surprised to see that it's cold south and east of me. Britain and NW France are climatic wrecks.




Looks like Le Puy is the first department capital to have an ice day. Not surprising considering the elevation.

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Originally Posted by Ariete

Many parts of Southern Europe will wake up to freezing temps while the UK bathes in tropical heat.

Exactly. Right now, I hate the UK's climate, and seeing those places in Spain below-freezing while we have lows of 8C makes my skin crawl. At least you have proper winters to look forward to. I have nothing to look forward to. What is the point?

[kronan123]

for a change, the norwegian arctic seems to be running a good deal below average the coming 10 days (not that common nowadays).

Langtidsvarsel for Sveagruva (Svalbard)

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Don't you mean the UK will bath in Atlantic mildness? I wouldn't call 8C "tropical heat"

Sarcasm, my friend. Actually it's subtropical mildness, as the Azores high has been moving north and will continue to do so in the next few days.

[Cambium]

Kinda looks like the entire U.S is near or below Freezing right now. I would say maybe 90%?



How it feels down south


Temp departures from normal

[Rozenn]

^^ Rather even temp map for this season in the US. Bakersfield is having a warm night it seems.



Unusual temperature distribution these days. Morning temps:





Algerian Sahara cooler than southern Sweden