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All this talk of this "polar" outbreak lol. The ensemble GFS forecast shows a couple days of cooler temps, but nothing stupidly below average. As usual summer has a low std deviation of temps.
Right after the "vortex" looks like we go right back up. I love it. Nothing too hot, and we are getting E to SE winds again.
"Nice try". Lol. Sounds like you think I created the map. Lol. Apparently it wasn't updated at the time. The max temp came in after that. Here's the updated map. Thanks for pointing it out. I thought those 70s looked wrong. Lol We've been well above normal here.
And yes.. the EC wont feel the true effects of the "cold pool". Northern new England more then mid Atlantic. Mid West more than Northeast. Moderation sucks.
Will last more than couple days for central U.S. we'll see for the East. Still long range.
"Nice try". Lol. Sounds like you think I created the map. Lol. Apparently it wasn't updated at the time. The max temp came in after that. Here's the updated map. Thanks for pointing it out. I thought those 70s looked wrong. Lol We've been well above normal here.
And yes.. the EC wont feel the true effects of the "cold pool". Northern new England more then mid Atlantic. Mid West more than Northeast. Moderation sucks
Sorry I thought you got that map from your weather site. That is central PA NOAA. I asked them in an email about providing that for the whole country. Their answer was "no way" and they explained it was their own little idea to do that. Sometimes NOAA is stupid. The whole country should get those maps, and every part of the US should have sunshine data recorded electronically according to WMO. And maybe they should work on getting their model to be the best in the world cause right now GFS is anything but.
On a side note, take heart. My fav weather blogger has next winter colder and more severe than the last.
Same culprit as last year, the warm water in the NE Pacific that I assume will never go away for years and years, or so it seems. But this time combined with blocking over Greenland. Can you say 1980's cold all over again. Probably for years as that warm water isn't going anywhere. Why is that pool of water so stubborn? Any ideas.
Same culprit as last year, the warm water in the NE Pacific that I assume will never go away for years and years, or so it seems. But this time combined with blocking over Greenland. Can you say 1980's cold all over again. Probably for years as that warm water isn't going anywhere. Why is that pool of water so stubborn? Any ideas.
Just read that. I'm hoping for a similar winter to last winter. That would be perfect
Unfortunately it looks as if our two months of above normal temps (May and June) will be coming to end end this warm season. I highly doubt this July will end up anywhere near or above average
High was only 79F/26C today. LAME
Saturday and Sunday temps will be more seasonal, higher humidity levels... Potential severe weather
That's nothing! My high yesterday was 15.5c, 11.2c below average. We (and some other places in Europe) have had our coldest July day this century yesterday. I didn't think I'd miss the warmth so quickly.
8 of 11 days this month at BDR had above norm minimum.. only 1 day had below normal mean so far.
Same here, bit its much nicer than yesterday morning. Down to 64.4 F , but that's still 0.7 F above our average low. And the polar vortex won't even make it here. I don't see lows below 57 F, and that's my minimum requirement to consider it as a cold period at this point.
I'm in western Montana and it was still 80F at 9pm.
Looks like thunderstorms will be a factor here the next few days.
Wow, that's horrible. I thought they always cooled off pretty quickly there? Maybe just a really unlucky, anomalous event?
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, but that's still 0.7 F above our average low. And the polar vortex won't even make it here. I don't see lows below 57 F, and that's my minimum requirement to consider it as a cold period at this point.
