Spring 2014 (March-May) - Northern Hemisphere (meteorology, cloud, conditions, skies)
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70's (21C+) again tomorrow in the Plains..... We are going on 71 days consecutive with at least 1 inch of snow on the ground at MDW but will probably melt tomorrow....
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Lake Michigan Ice Cover Reaches Record Coverage!
This last stretch of cold weather during late February into the first week of March caused ice concentration on Lake Michigan to rapidly increase. The Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL) in Ann Arbor Michigan measures the ice concentration on the Great Lakes daily. On March 8th, the ice concentration on Lake Michigan was measured at 93.29%. This sets a new record ice cover on Lake Michigan. The previous record was 93.1% set in 1977. The period of record dates back to 1973.
The GFS persistently puts us on a cold snap from Saturday onwards in Northern Europe. Snow, sleet, and maybe even a couple of ice days. Well, a bit of snow doesn't hurt, but hopefully the nights won't go much below freezing.
Accu Graphics on the storm coming up. Big snowstorm for New England!
Last week the snows missed me to the south by 100 miles. This time (which is more typical in March) the snows misses me to the north.
I hope this is another bust, at least for NYC/LI.
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