Spring 2013 Thread (March-May) - Northern Hemisphere (Utah, Boulder, Denver, snowfalls)

[Joe90]

Slovenia?

[Cambium]

April 8, 2013 2:30pm temps.

Some areas are over 10 degrees above normal. Notice Long Island and CT shore benefiting from the cool waters. Gotta love that sea breeze BUT, I'm burning up as I actually hit 70 being a few miles inland from the shore.



NWS Upton:

RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE ACROSS THE REGION WITH THE LIGHT WINDS
GIVING WAY TO SEA BREEZE CIRCULATIONS ACROSS COASTAL SITES. TEMPS
RAISED SLIGHTLY SO THAT MAX TEMPS MAINLY IN THE UPPER 60S TO LOWER
70S FOR URBAN NORTHEAST NEW JERSEY AND PARTS OF NEW YORK CITY

[tarzan_taborda]

Originally Posted by Joe90

Slovenia?

no

[ben86]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

I'm getting tired of the wet weather

Last month in my city, of mediterranean climate, precipitation in the last column:



Almost 700mm of rain so far this year, about half of the annual average.
A picture from earlier, this winter:

Not a rare sight around here, but not a common one either.

Guess the country?

Northern Spain?

[tarzan_taborda]

Originally Posted by ben86

Northern Spain?

close

[ben86]

Northern Portugal then (though the rainfall seems high)?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

Guess the country?

I was gonna say Switerland but now I'm thinking Portugal?

[tarzan_taborda]

Originally Posted by ben86

Portugal then (though the rainfall seems high)?

It is high, the annual average is 1200mm.

Viseu in the map

[Joe90]

You get warm winter minimums for being so far inland.

[tarzan_taborda]

Originally Posted by Joe90

You get warm winter minimums for being so far inland.

Yes, the average minimum for January(coldest month) is 2.2ºC, the absolute minimum is only -9.5ºC.