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Why can't you accept that the Southeast US is kind of unique in that it gets extremely cold given the latitude and elevation of the area? It is just a fact that you can't spin your way out of.
The South is not uniquely cold for its latitude. This is a persistent myth. All you have to do is look at similar latitudes on the eastern sides of continents and you will see the same pattern. Obviously the only analogue that works is East Asia. Check the temps and you will see that it gets as just as cold (or colder) in China at similar latitudes. This 'cold epoch' stuff is nonsense.
29F here and Fog outside. Looks like I'm not the only one with Freezing Fog.
So nice to have 20s and 30s in a "blowtorch" pattern. Thank God for nights. Gees.
Didn't feel like a blowtorch yesterday. The cool air / fog pooling took too long to break. Still can't understand what there is to enjoy about nights and actual prefer temperatures that cold. Dreaming of a 50°F morning this morning. Highs yesterday:
zoomed out view down to the Long Island Sound and some of Vermont:
Spoiler
Was back down to freezing soon after sunset yesterday. The slow rise in dewpoint and temperature is common in foggy morning in the summer and early fall. But with short days and weak sun it lasts till noon
Didn't feel like a blowtorch yesterday. The cool air / fog pooling took too long to break. Still can't understand what there is to enjoy about nights and actual prefer temperatures that cold. Dreaming of a 50°F morning this morning. Highs yesterday:
zoomed out view down to the Long Island Sound and some of Vermont:
Was back down to freezing soon after sunset yesterday. The slow rise in dewpoint and temperature is common in foggy morning in the summer and early fall. But with short days and weak sun it lasts till noon
similar rise in late July
I definitely do not prefer 50F low temperatures this time of year, perhaps in July!
Snow will be a rare commodity at this rate for the Winter.
One sure sign it's been a very mild fall and start to winter - it's almost the second week of December and 30-32 degrees at night still feels freezing to me LOL
Yeah, ridiculous. Wunderground is calling for 80F here Saturday.
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