[Cambium]

Originally Posted by yankeefan93

BDL finished April below average temperature wise and it was dryer than average at both stations. Bridgeport was above average temperature wise however.

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Actually Bridgeport ended up exactly at normal.


BDL first time below normal since....


October was -0.1. Does that count?
June 2015 was -1.0


So it's been a while for many of us in the Northeast to have a below normal month! Philly now 13 months in a row above normal!

[7 Wishes]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Actually Bridgeport ended up exactly at normal.


BDL first time below normal since....


October was -0.1. Does that count?
June 2015 was -1.0


So it's been a while for many of us in the Northeast to have a below normal month! Philly now 13 months in a row above normal!

When was the last time anyone around here had 13 months in a row BELOW normal? Wasn't there a streak of 12 months in a row above normal a couple of years ago as well? Food for thought.....

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

When was the last time anyone around here had 13 months in a row BELOW normal? Wasn't there a streak of 12 months in a row above normal a couple of years ago as well? Food for thought.....

Don't have time to look but here's a quick snap shot for some years. Blue boxes = the months BDR was below normal.


Quick look 12 of 17 months were below normal October 2008 to January 2010


8 months in a row below normal in 1997


9 months in a row below normal in 1992


11 of 16 months below normal from September 1988 to December 1989

[clutchrider]

Are we done with potential frosts? I know it was said last week some people dropped below freezing overnight but nothing glazed over in my yard.

[7 Wishes]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Don't have time to look but here's a quick snap shot for some years. Blue boxes = the months BDR was below normal.


Quick look 12 of 17 months were below normal October 2008 to January 2010


8 months in a row below normal in 1997


9 months in a row below normal in 1992


11 of 16 months below normal from September 1988 to December 1989

No worries, good enough for me, thanks. I vaguely recall that 2000 had a string of below normal months too......

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

No worries, good enough for me, thanks. I vaguely recall that 2000 had a string of below normal months too......

When I have some time I want to really look into it. Check out November 1995 to November 1997. Only 4 months were above normal in that 2 year span.


I made this a couple years ago. I'd like to revisit, double check and do a new graph. But should give you an idea how many times we've had many consecutive below normal months.

[Cambium]

Do you guys remember the Omega Block 2 weeks ago? The one that gave us endless days of sun and warm and dry weather?


Its back, but this time the Ridge is not in Western & Eastern US. We are in the trough part of it which is keeping us cool, cloudy, and rainy

[Cambium]

11am. Moderate rains in NY and MA. We're escaping it...for now. Although some areas of CT received a good dose earlier this morning. But still in the 40s outside. Chilly!


30°F on the rock (Mt Washington)


And Washington DC ends their 60 less streak at 126 hrs (5 days 6 hrs).
Should I start the new streak count for 61° or 65°? lol

[Cambium]

Really not a fan of the new graphics they are using. I miss the old forecast graphics.


Anyway ... what do 60s feel like? I forgot. lol below normal next 7 days at least. But nights will be slightly above normal. So the Avg will be only slightly below normal.


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[papafox]

Ironically, even though the temperatures on the ground are well below normal today, they are warmer than normal at the 700mb level (10,000 feet).