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Let me tell you about May 1, 1994: Temperatures in Pittsburgh didn't even make it to 50°F that day, and not only was the sky totally overcast, but it was also very gloomy, with a low cloud deck. The sun didn't shine at all that day. Runners in the Pittsburgh Marathon didn't have to worry about overheating, but nonetheless, it was just a raw, depressing day, and very anomalous for May. In fact, if you experienced it directly, like I did, you never would have guessed that six weeks later, temperatures in Pittsburgh would flirt with 100°F for an entire week.
Woah that sounds pretty sick, would love to have a repeat of that
It was a cold, raw, dark, wet, depressing 4 days in Denver. Highs were around 30 below average My house had about 48 hours straight with snow and rain, but none of the snow stuck. Southern metro area has snow on the ground, maybe 3" or so on the grass. Then it was around 28 this morning.
It's sunny, but in no way feels like May. This has been a rather awful Spring in Denver. Just so much snow... for the season, we've had 73" of snow at the airport, about 15 more than average. People are just sick of it! Seriously, March was much nicer with lots of sun and warmth! Hopefully, this is the end of snow for us.
A morning low in the upper 40s in May is hard to imagine. Hell, anything below about 63 F or so seems pretty rare in May.
It was in the upper 40s here last May. It was odd because April only got a temperature down to the mid 40s so May almost got a colder temperature! Wunderground forecasting 50F here Friday morning, so we could see upper 40s again.
It was in the upper 40s here last May. It was odd because April only got a temperature down to the mid 40s so May almost got a colder temperature! Wunderground forecasting 50F here Friday morning, so we could see upper 40s again.
Cool weather in May always feels odd, at least down here. I bet this morning in Tallahassee would have felt really weird:
I remember experiencing frost that morning in North GA. I remember because I was pissed that it was a only a day off from me experiencing a frosty May morning lol.
I remember this morning too because I was surprised it could get that cool in GA that late in the season. Near frost conditions only a couple of weeks from June! Look at that diurnal range too.
And May 8, 1992 came close too. Take a look at the setup. Impressive! A cutoff low that far south??
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Originally Posted by The Weather Guy
Our May record low is about 40F, Wunderground is forecasting 50F Friday morning.
Should be interesting to see 1 or 2 mornings of the next 8 days.
Here is the 500mb height anomaly from Euro model for end of this week.
Surface will be Below normal all the way down to Florida. Entire East. These bowling balls are digging far south past 6 weeks, why couldn't this be December.
Very hot day temps at 84. Very humid. I'm in Charlotte its 80 and looks like some mean storms up ahead
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My house had about 48 hours straight with snow and rain, but none of the snow stuck. Southern metro area has snow on the ground, maybe 3" or so on the grass. Then it was around 28 this morning.
