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1C right now, beautiful weather. The sun makes it feel very mild. If we could have this weather until March 1st, I would sign up for that any day lol
Love your Status.
Here was the 1pm Map. Love those cold street clouds over the Atlantic.
NYC low of 25F yesterday and 24F today but that 51 yesterday is so fake. lol
Came right after midnight. Most of day was 30s in daytime yesterday.. and didn't pass 37 today
Here was the 1pm Map. Love those cold street clouds over the Atlantic.
NYC low of 25F yesterday and 24F today but that 51 yesterday is so fake. lol
Came right after midnight. Most of day was 30s in daytime yesterday.. and didn't pass 37 today
That 25F low is about as legitimate as the 51F high, it only got that cold before midnight. Not very common to have such a late PM low temp here, impressive stuff imo.
But it’s colder than the dead of winter, I’m not a fan. Thankfully it was sunny with relatively calm winds.
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That 25F low is about as legitimate as the 51F high, it only got that cold before midnight. Not very common to have such a late PM low temp here, impressive stuff imo.
But it’s colder than the dead of winter, I’m not a fan. Thankfully it was sunny with relatively calm winds.
Yup, If the front was just 2hrs faster there would be no 1am 50s max yesterday. Funny how that works, right? And if it was 6-10hrs faster the low would of still been in the 20s but come in the morning not late evening
what's the elevation? Similar latitude to the Berkshires but I'm guessing being more interior makes it more prone to cold. otoh, Lake Erie should make the temperatures a bit milder; the Great Lakes reduce continentally somewhat relative to western New England.
Approximately 2200' where I am. High ridgetop, high enough to feel a constant wind. It's far enough where camp is that water doesn't really regulate the temp.
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Originally Posted by Cambium
Thanks. We'll gradually warm up now after today. Another shot possible around 19th.
That's nuts!
My sister lives within that single digit circle as well and I can tell you after visiting I was impressed and intrigued by that area. Elevation was less than 1000' yet it was a cold spot vs surrounding areas.
She said her water was slow to come out so it was freezing up inside the pipes. My bother inlaw had to use a torch to warm them up. Very rural area where little is done to code so the pipes are exposed in the crawlspace. . Lazy up there too.
Yeah Olean is in a deep valley, and for sure. It's annoying that everything is just done in pieces lol
Looks like we're in for a big pattern change. The warm ups will be short lived and there will be more deeper cold blasts. Michigan might be going from Summer to Winter skipping Fall. lol
But looks like it "could" be wild ..................
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Originally Posted by Cambium
Can't wait for this front and trough. Not only for the rains but to kick off the new pattern change.
So in Eastern U.S (north of southeast states) we had quiet, dry and Hot weather from about September 10th to October 22nd with a ridge in place......
Ever since that front on October 23rd-24th, this is what happened....
Frosts to Ohio valley end of October
Freeze warnings and cold with frosts to the Gulf coast states
Florida dropped below 60, 30s in the northern part
Snowstorm for Minnesota and Ontario 27th
Lots of rain for New England
Another Front on 29th with a Big Coastal storm NJ to Northern NY Sub 974mb
Snow for the Appalachians Georgia to PA
Lake Effect snow for Buffalo area
Freezes down to Florida
Snow in Kansas and Nebraska (31st)
Snow in Indiana & Ohio in morning (1st)
Snow in Duluth all day (15” for season, well above normal)
Snow in Seattle, Olympia, & Vancouver Nov 3rd
Another snowstorm for ND, MN, Manitoba, & Ontario Nov 4th
Another cold front Nov 3rd & again Nov 6th
High elevation snowflakes for PA, NY, CT, MA Nov 8th
6-12” Snowstorm in Quebec
Arctic Front Nov 10th, Polar Vortex into Hudson Bay, Record cold northeast. Lake Effect snow and streamers. 20s down to Virginia.
Damn, it was so cold that the majority of the U.S was above normal!!!
Stop ignoring the facts.
he's not talking about the entire US, none of those facts are incorrect. It was a dramatic shift from stable and unusually warm to stormy (and cold for parts of the midwest) and then cold for Midwest & Northeast
Damn, it was so cold that the majority of the U.S was above normal!!!
Stop ignoring the facts.
Better dust off the gun as it will be as boring as last fall and winter for us in FL. No upper level support, means no rain and just the same old boring sunshine and warm temps for weeks at a time.
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. Lazy up there too.
The big change
