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Predict the following stats for your location for the month of March, 2015:
A) Average maximum temperature
B) Average minimum temperature
C) Highest temperature
D) Lowest temperature
E) Minimum high
F) Maximum low
G) Precipitation days
H) Snow days
I) Thunderstorm days
J) Rainfall total
K) Snowfall total
L) Percentage of possible sunshine
Here's mine:
A) 89 F
B) 55 F
C) 106 F!
D) 49 F
E) 76 F
F) 70 F
G) 0
H) 0
I) 0
J) 0
K) 0
L) 94 percent
Lol are you L.A mex now!??!? Avg high of 89 Thats hotter than my average JULY and I live in SOUTH FLORIDA!!!
Southern California's dry heat allows the actual temperature to climb much higher than South Florida (Inland Empire experiences this regularly in summer but the dry heat can occur throughout the entire L.A. basin during heat waves and even prolonged warm spells at anytime of the year) but remember our heat indexes are lower (look at the overnight lows!). Our average daily temperature is almost always lower because a 90/50 day yields an average of 70 while your 86/76 days yields an average of 81!
Last edited by ABrandNewWorld; 02-19-2015 at 09:32 AM..
And no rain, ABrandNewWorld? 94% sunshine, high of 106!? If this happens the world is ending!
It's a serious drought. I wish we could have more normal temperatures paired with rain, but after observing the past two weeks, I'm convinced that it's a prolonged pattern that will last the rest of the winter and spring.
I understand that but the prognosis you are suggesting is like an intense heat wave all month...and wouldnt 106F be a new all-time high temp for march.
I understand that but the prognosis you are suggesting is like an intense heat wave all month...and wouldnt 106F be a new all-time high temp for march.
Yes; it would be a new record for March and probably the warmest temperature of all of 2015. I actually predict that this summer will be cooler than average with the cold upwelling returning to the Pacific with an above average marine layer. June (and possibly July) might be cooler than March for much of our coast. Our SST have been well above normal for quite a while and what goes up must come down! We might be headed into a La Nina pattern for the fall and winter of 2015-2016 which means a weather pattern similar to what we had in 2010-2011 (that year, we had a much cooler than normal summer with highs in the 60s at the beaches being common (although 70s and 80s inland). We also had a much cooler and wetter than normal winter throughout the basin but with some brief, but strong fall and winter heat waves thrown in here and there).
A) Average maximum temperature
B) Average minimum temperature
C) Highest temperature
D) Lowest temperature
E) Minimum high
F) Maximum low
G) Precipitation days
H) Snow days
I) Thunderstorm days
J) Rainfall total
K) Snowfall total
L) Percentage of possible sunshine
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Thats hotter than my average JULY and I live in SOUTH FLORIDA!!!
