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Minimum Temps today November 23, 2018: Sick. Nuts. Wow. Incredible. Impressive.
In New York:
Syracuse: -1° (Coldest November Temp, never been below 4° in November)
Binghamton: 0° (Coldest November Temp. Back to back days)
Albany: 5° (3rd coldest November temp)
NYC: 15° (7th coldest November temp)
In Connecticut:
Hartford: 5° 2nd Coldest November Low in 113 yrs.
(Normal 1st date hitting 5° is Dec 30th. So 5 weeks earlier than normal)
(Only twice they dropped that low in November. 1989 & 2018)
Bridgeport: 14° Coldest November Low on record. In fact yesterdays low of 16 tied the coldest. Back to back coldest November Lows.
In Rhode Island:
Providence:13° (7th coldest November temp)
In Vermont:
Burlington: 1° (Only 4 yrs had a colder November low)
Montpelier: 0°
In New Hampshire:
Mt Washington: -13°
Concord: N/A
In Maine:
Portland: 4° (3rd Coldest November Temp)
Bangor: 11°
Caribou: 12°
You're right, Cambium. That is very impressive; a classic severe cold wave for the Northeast. I particularly enjoyed the record cold Macy's Parade yesterday; seeing everyone in such thick coats with all that steam billowing out the buildings was really something . According to Nei it was the coldest high at Central Park since 1882. Also it's really cool to see deep cold centered over the Northeast for a change.
Minimum Temps today November 23, 2018: Sick. Nuts. Wow. Incredible. Impressive.
In New York:
Syracuse: -1° (Coldest November Temp, never been below 4° in November)
Binghamton: 0° (Coldest November Temp. Back to back days)
Albany: 5° (3rd coldest November temp)
NYC: 15° (7th coldest November temp)
In Connecticut:
Hartford: 5° 2nd Coldest November Low in 113 yrs.
(Normal 1st date hitting 5° is Dec 30th. So 5 weeks earlier than normal)
(Only twice they dropped that low in November. 1989 & 2018)
Bridgeport: 14° Coldest November Low on record. In fact yesterdays low of 16 tied the coldest. Back to back coldest November Lows.
In Rhode Island:
Providence:13° (7th coldest November temp)
In Vermont:
Burlington: 1° (Only 4 yrs had a colder November low)
Montpelier: 0°
In New Hampshire:
Mt Washington: -13°
Concord: N/A
In Maine:
Portland: 4° (3rd Coldest November Temp)
Bangor: 11°
Caribou: 12°
Wow, only late November too; usually this level of cold is almost exclusively reserved for the plains and Midwest. I knew someone east of the Rockies would see record cold weather, at least it isn’t in Indiana, at least for now, highs in the lower 50’s today under cloudy skies; I’ll take it.
Wow, only late November too; usually this level of cold is almost exclusively reserved for the plains and Midwest. I knew someone east of the Rockies would see record cold weather, at least it isn’t in Indiana, at least for now, highs in the lower 50’s today under cloudy skies; I’ll take it.
I'll take snow, I hate grey skies and no precipitation without snow cover.
You should trade places with some one in Duluth Minnesota or Marquette Michigan then, I’m sure you’d get more than your share of snow and cold there as opposed to downright comparatively “Tropical” Louisville.
Wow, only late November too; usually this level of cold is almost exclusively reserved for the plains and Midwest. I knew someone east of the Rockies would see record cold weather, at least it isn’t in Indiana, at least for now, highs in the lower 50’s today under cloudy skies; I’ll take it.
You did say it. Nice call.
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Originally Posted by Patricius Maximus
You're right, Cambium. That is very impressive; a classic severe cold wave for the Northeast. I particularly enjoyed the record cold Macy's Parade yesterday; seeing everyone in such thick coats with all that steam billowing out the buildings was really something . According to Nei it was the coldest high at Central Park since 1882. Also it's really cool to see deep cold centered over the Northeast for a change.
I think the Midwest has had a longer stretch but yeah, the deep negative anomalies in Northeast was more severe than Midwest. Nice to see for a change! Keep those Upper Lows coming over Quebec and this can happen again!
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Originally Posted by GraniteStater
I'll take snow, I hate grey skies and no precipitation without snow cover.
Been blue skies here for 2 days and staying under freezing. My type of weather. Wearing same thing I did last month. Sweatshirt and Tshirt with Jeans.
I agree on taking Snow over clouds & no precip.
Emptying my wood stove out a lot this month. Feels weird.
Something tells me December ends up warmer than November. Been pretty normal considering most November’s this year have been below average. We will see. We are 6 weeks into this pattern with no breaks... that’s extreme. Something will give.
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. According to Nei it was the coldest high at Central Park since 1882. Also it's really cool to see deep cold centered over the Northeast for a change.
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