What is the Temperature in your city? (Part 7) (snow, moon, precipitation)

[Ariete]

1.9C @ 19:50
RH 90%
overcast

snow retreating all the time. Snow depth this morning:

[SnowboundwithCabinFever]

Light flurries


-13°C
Feels like -24



Noticeable winds could make the temperatures feel cooler and any outdoor activities uncomfortable.



Forecasted to hit -23 feels like -34 before this day is done

[Woodrow LI]

Something has happened. We must have slipped off the High Plains and are now in Mexico. It is tropical here. Temperature is almost up to 0C

[SnowboundwithCabinFever]

Originally Posted by Woodrow LI

Something has happened. We must have slipped off the High Plains and are now in Mexico. It is tropical here. Temperature is almost up to 0C

No worries Woodrow as I'm sure that won't last.

[Jakobsli]

@ 21:00

4.2C at Voll, 4C my sensor.
Clear skies, light breeze. Seems as full moon tonight.

Røros (625m): 1.1C
Hitra (largest island in Trøndelag/Central Norway): 6.4C

Bergen (12m): 8.9C
Oslo (Blindern 94m): 2.6C

Far north:
Mo i Rana airport: 1.9C
Leknes airport (Lofoten): 6.8C
Bardufoss (inland Troms): -3C
Tromsø airport: 3.1C

Arctic: Svalbard airport /Longyearbyen: -3.3C Still mild

Warmest in Norway today (07:00 - 19:00): Sandane (West Norway) 9.4C
Coldest: Karasjok (131m) -27.2C

[ben86]

Originally Posted by Jakobsli

@ 21:00

4.2C at Voll, 4C my sensor.
Clear skies, light breeze. Seems as full moon tonight.

Røros (625m): 1.1C
Hitra (largest island in Trøndelag/Central Norway): 6.4C

Bergen (12m): 8.9C
Oslo (Blindern 94m): 2.6C

Far north:
Mo i Rana airport: 1.9C
Leknes airport (Lofoten): 6.8C
Bardufoss (inland Troms): -3C
Tromsø airport: 3.1C

Arctic: Svalbard airport /Longyearbyen: -3.3C Still mild

Warmest in Norway today (07:00 - 19:00): Sandane (West Norway) 9.4C
Coldest: Karasjok (131m) -27.2C

I would be seriously pissed off right now if I lived anywhere in coastal northern Norway and we were still getting slushy mild crap this far into the winter.

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Tromso has very good winters in my opinion. Better than the frigid, dry winters located at similar latitudes in NA or Russia.

Anyway, 8.8C here. Squall coming through - pretty crazy rainfall right now.

[Jakobsli]

Even if there is some slush, Tromsø still has 65 cm of snow on the ground (100m asl).
Mo i Rana has 30 cm snow on the ground in the town/sea level, and even 80 cm at Storforshei (110m) some 19 km from town.
Even with this mild weather, they can look forward to a white Christmas

But not in Bodø - no snow at sea level there

And no snow here and very little hope for a white Christmas

[SnowboundwithCabinFever]

Temps are continuing to drop like a rock here.



Partly cloudy


-16°C
Feels like -28



Sun is out. Check the hourly forecast to see how long it will last.

[ben86]

Originally Posted by Jakobsli

Even if there is some slush, Tromsø still has 65 cm of snow on the ground (100m asl).
Mo i Rana has 30 cm snow on the ground in the town/sea level, and even 80 cm at Storforshei (110m) some 19 km from town.
Even with this mild weather, they can look forward to a white Christmas

But not in Bodø - no snow at sea level there

And no snow here and very little hope for a white Christmas

Well that's very impressive, considering how often you give Tromsø as being +2 or +3 or something and all that rain they had not long ago. I bet with getting borderline temperatures like that so often the differences in snow depths between coastal and slightly-inland/slightly-elevated areas can be huge!

I'd be interested in following those Norwegian snow depths over the winter actually - where do you get them from?

I've just had a look at a timelapse webcam for Tromsø to see what midday looks like during the polar night. If the skies are clear, it seems midday there is still bright enough for it to feel like a normal day for a couple of hours:

http://www.amihotel.no/ami/english/t...el_tromso.html