Summer 2015 Thread - Northern Hemisphere (hot, temperature, Chicago, days)

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90

Hasn't Florida been above average the past couple winters though?

Yeah, Persistant SE ridge and Bermuda High are to blame

[chicagogeorge]

First four days of July





just non stop


https://twitter.com/NWSBoise/status/617313714396655617

[nei]

Is the long-term forecast for the Northeast cooler than usual or is it supposed to warm up?

[Cambium]

Quick and easy to understand..

Spokane, Washington in Red
Binghamton, NY in blue.

These are departures... Sure looks like more times then not that when Spokane is above normal, Binghamton is below.

but looks like when Spokane is below normal, Binghamton isn't really above normal too many times.

[Wildcat15]

No sun before noon so far this month. And hardly any period.

[Candle]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

First four days of July





just non stop


https://twitter.com/NWSBoise/status/617313714396655617

Boise has a horrible climate. So do Spokane, Salt Lake City, Tri-Cities, most of Idaho, etc.

[ral31]

NWS is showing a 70% chance of tstorms today with a slight severe risk here.

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

Yeah, Persistant SE ridge and Bermuda High are to blame

Well what do you expect? You live in the tropics, stop hoping and expecting snow and frost because its not going to happen.

And no I don't care if it gets to 8c once in the winter.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by tom77falcons

If the predicted flip back to negative PDO happens, they can kiss hot weather in the PNW goodbye. I can't wait. If it doesn't happen it would be the shortest negative PDO on record.

Carried this comment over to this thread.

[snj90]

It seems like London probably will have had a higher maximum temperature on this particular 4th of July than Philadelphia. Their maximum temperature for the day has been 81F according to Weather Underground. Philly's max so far is 77F. Hopefully it stays below 80 in Philadelphia, lol.