Fall 2014 Thread - Northern Hemisphere (snow storm, warm, averages, temperatures)

[Adi from the Brunswicks]

Frigid from Minnesota all the way to Texas today morning. Rock it baby :

http://www.intellicast.com/National/...wTomorrow.aspx

Tomorrow morning, America will be frozen from sea to shining sea north of the 40th Parallel . Also, I never thought Texas could reach 30 F this early.

[tarzan_taborda]

North-America, afternoon


Europe, early night


Coastal locations at the same latitude
19ºC in Montpellier, France at 44ºN
1ºC Grand Manan, Canada at 44ºN

11ºC in Northern Denmark, at 57ºN
-19ºC in Churchill, Canada at 58ºN

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5ºC Broecken, Germany, 1140 meters of elevation 52ºN
-21ºC Medicine Heat Canada, 700 meters, and a bit to the south

[Summerwhale]

Yes very cold in Dakotas as usual.

[tenkier7]

46°F this afternoon, pretty much everyone covered up their dress thickly... except only me

[Rozenn]

Impressively cold in Montana. I was flabbergasted by Denver's low a couple days ago.

Here we probably won't get as much rain as formerly predicted tonight. 13 mm / 1/2" so far. A couple stations above 200 mm / 8" north of Montpellier for this episode so far.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

North-America, afternoon

Yup, Way below normal in the Upper Plains to South U.S. Can't wait till all said and done and see the overall records.

Snow and Cold Records are going down left and right I can't keep up!

Today.
"At 3 pm, official NWS storm snowfall at Boise Idaho reached 7.6" - a new November storm record. Old record was 7.4" in 1935"

[Rams_Lord]

Northern Sweden has been seeing very low temperatures too, -29.7C last night

[chicagogeorge]

It's hard to believe just a 3 days ago Denver was at 22C and this morning they were at -23C

[Isleofpalms85]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

It's hard to believe just a 3 days ago Denver was at 22C and this morning they were at -23C

I can't believe it either, but it shows that Denver can be just as prone to temperature extremes as the midwestern u.s..

[Dean York]

Originally Posted by Isleofpalms85

I can't believe it either, but it shows that Denver can be just as prone to temperature extremes as the midwestern u.s..

Isn't Denver well known for it's large temperature swings? That is a crazy swing BTW. I couldn't imagine going from what would be a nice summer's day here, to Arctic conditions. Impressive!