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Temperature rose from 39°F to 58°F in 15 minutes at around 1 am last night. Impressive warm front, with accompanied thunder and lightning. Chicopee: 39°F at 11 pm winds variable at 3 mph, 62°F at midnight with 30 mph south winds gusting to 39 mph) Would be interesting to see the vertical profile as the storm rolled in (kinda, it was raining steadily before)
Weirder is that Whitefield, New Hampshire didn't have the sudden jump; it was warmer than here for most of the day and it had a gradual rise in the evening. Cold air daming here again? Or just different airflow? Whitefield reached 62°F late this morning, forecast high there tomorrow is 19°F. Wee....
Temperature rose from 39°F to 58°F in 15 minutes at around 1 am last night. Impressive warm front, with accompanied thunder and lightning. Chicopee: 39°F at 11 pm winds variable at 3 mph, 62°F at midnight with 30 mph south winds gusting to 39 mph) Would be interesting to see the vertical profile as the storm rolled in (kinda, it was raining steadily before)
Weirder is that Whitefield, New Hampshire didn't have the sudden jump; it was warmer than here for most of the day and it had a gradual rise in the evening. Cold air daming here again? Or just different airflow? Whitefield reached 62°F late this morning, forecast high there tomorrow is 19°F. Wee....
Probably CAD that got stuck in the valley. Took forever for BDL to warm up too. The profile is impressive given how saturated it was all the way up the column
So we go from Severe storms to now this... Snow.
Heads up for snow squalls and snow showers later. Still in the 40s so we'll see.
Henry's video this morning. He says he cannot recall a severe weather outbreak like this, in February in his 30 yrs of weather forecasting. He has to look at some stats but thinks it will be one of the biggest for the MidAtl/Northeast
Guess he'll find 1997 was one time though not sure how widespread that was.
And Speaking of 1997
Hartford max temp this month is the warmest since...1997. #ElNino.
Next winter. What do you guys think of next winter? With a la nina at play, and as long as teleconnections are favorable, we can end up finally with a real mild winter. Doubt it though, knowing our luck the NAO will decide to flip really negative on us next year when we are finally in a scenario that produces epic winter warmth... all winter long.
Yuk, Toronto according to the latest Euro model run is forecast to go below 0F, and get 15" of snow.
Like we did last March.
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