What do you consider “Early Spring temperatures”...and "Late Spring temperatures"? (rainfall, season)

[Bottletree]

Originally Posted by Weatherfan2

I just bloody can't stand it any more. I don't know what the hell went wrong in this hellish climate but it's actually scary. It's really changing into a subarctic wasteland before our very eyes. Nothing but cold cold cold cold cold cold cold and feckin colder. It's my nightmares coming true.

Try 15c below normal when your normal is 0c.

That's what it was like here today.

[Weatherfan2]

Originally Posted by JetsNHL

Try 15c below normal when your normal is 0c.

That's what it was like here today.

Well we're not used to big continental temperature swings of that type in this maritime climate. Anyway I don't think we've had a period of such consistently below average temperatures for a long long time. So yes I'm sick of it and how boring and tedious it is getting. Especially if it's going to snow again.

[Bottletree]

Originally Posted by Weatherfan2

Well we're not used to big continental temperature swings of that type in this maritime climate. Anyway I don't think we've had a period of such consistently below average temperatures for a long long time. So yes I'm sick of it and how boring and tedious it is getting. Especially if it's going to snow again.

At least you are probably not looking at snow haha. Ours won't be gone until April. By then it will take two weeks for the sidewalks to be clear of ice and puddles.

[MrMarbles]

I know the Russian definition of summer is when the temperature is consistently above 15C though I'm not sure what "consistently" means, specifically (as in how many consecutive days are needed or if there is another method).

10C 24 hour mean seems rather cool for summer. That is about early April in NYC.

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by JetsNHL

Try 15c below normal when your normal is 0c.

That's what it was like here today.

You live in the plains a flat expanse of land were very little moderation occurs and actaully this airmass is just as cold. Temps have been about 8c colder for weeks now. Weve have had 0c maxes here. The south of england had -2c which is 13c lower. So yea it is pretty cold.

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by JetsNHL

At least you are probably not looking at snow haha. Ours won't be gone until April. By then it will take two weeks for the sidewalks to be clear of ice and puddles.

Snow has not melted on mountainous areas for weeks...

Do you ever read the temp forum? We havent exceeded 6c in ages and this cold spell will continue.

Trust me if this continues for another two weeks it will be record breaking. No double digits in march at all.

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by Weatherfan2

God someone's been on the "happy juice". Frickin' turning into a hovel o' nutcases by the day. Cold must be gettin' to the darling. Finland is a bit of a crap'ole an all with its awful frigid winters, look what it did to Ariete's mind the poor bruvva luvva.

I'm just insulted that he compared summers in Leeds to Buxton and Belfast.

[Weatherfan2]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

I'm just insulted that he compared summers in Leeds to Buxton and Belfast.

I would agree yes because Leeds at least sees an average high of 21°C in summer but sadly Buxton's summers can be compared with Belfast.

[Mac15]

I just looked it up and heathrow now from the new statistics has an average high in July of 23.5c!! Thats pretty warm for the UK.

[AdriannaSmiling]

Early spring- highs of 60-70f lows of 40-50f
Late spring- highs near 80 f lows of 55-60 f

Changes here are far more subtle than in a true four seasons climate but I still feel em.