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It was only a matter of time before that anomalous warm blob in the Pacific Ocean would dissipate and unleash the fury of the Gulf of Alaska polar maritime weather for you Seattle Natives, you people who are living in the Pacific Northwest have no idea what true Arctic blasts are like anyways. People in Seattle, and in milder maritime influenced oceanic climates probably cry the sky is falling, it's the end of the world if you all see a low temperature of colder than 15 Degrees Fahrenheit in your local weather forecastgood grief, if a place like Indianapolis could go an entire winter without a low if 10 above F , it would be the gardeners proverbial paradise, and that would put Indianapolis in growing Zone 8 or higher and fig trees could grow here, but in a normal Indianapolis winter us Hoosiers should expect at least a few nights a winter with lows in the single digits above zero if not at least a couple of nights at or below zero......so......as they all say..... if ya don't like the climate you live in, either move to your preferred climate zone or Please STOP complaining about the climate you live in. I wished that the eastern two thirds of the Lower 48 states could have years of record challenging and/ or record breaking warmth, but there is no way in Hell that the polar vortex could ever possibly ever be absent in this part of the world for that long.
Sorry but that is not so easy for some of us otherwise I would be in Honolulu by now
It was only a matter of time before that anomalous warm blob in the Pacific Ocean would dissipate and unleash the fury of the Gulf of Alaska polar maritime weather for you Seattle Natives, you people who are living inthe Pacific Northwest have no idea what true Arctic blasts are like anyways.
Really. Well the all time record low in Indiana is -36, -22 for Indianapolis. Record low for Idaho is -60, -54 for Oregon, and -48 for Washington. So exactly what is a "true arctic blast" like anyway?
I don't think you'll reach 86F this year, maybe 85 but after the past warmth you are owed some cool weather
I guess you were way off, SeaTac airport reached 96F this Sunday (June 25th), considering summer just started I wonder how hot the next heat waves will be, it's pretty rare for it to get this hot in June.
hahaha Botev just goes out from the hole when it's sunny and warm or hot in Seattle. the street legend in c-d was true hahahaha
I didn't revive this thread.
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Originally Posted by grega94
I guess you were way off, SeaTac airport reached 96F this Sunday (June 25th), considering summer just started I wonder how hot the next heat waves will be, it's pretty rare for it to get this hot in June.
It already reached 86F+ 4 times. Last year also had 4 86+ days until end of June.
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