When will London see the first 20c day of 2016? (freeze, moving, warm)

[alex985]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

People just want an excuse to show off their body.. even those who should keep their bodies firmly under wraps, lol.

Tell that to all the fat, pasty, moronic tourists here who think it's ok to walk into stores shirtless and ****......lol

[tom77falcons]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

^^

That's characteristic of spring and fall here. Our winters and summers are much more consistent

Winter has the highest standard deviation of all even in your climate. We only have one stable season barely. Summer, and not nearly as stable as the Med in summer.

[dunno what to put here]

^^ more stable than here in summer though, or at least I think it is given our record highs deviate more from our average in summer (though Chicago's record high of 43C is quite a bit higher than its average July high of 29C!).

[chicagogeorge]

Daily deviations are high even in the summer where we can have 25F swings in temps. However taking MDW data it's highest average max in July was 33.4C (2012). It's lowest average max was 26.0C (2009). So the monthly average high deviates 3-4C at most in the summer (though outlying areas of Chicago during the Dust Bowl era had average highs of 38C in July 1936).. In the winter it's much higher, but the highest deviation happened in the spring. March 2012 had an average high of 17.3C. Normal high is 8.7C.

Originally Posted by tom77falcons

Winter has the highest standard deviation of all even in your climate. We only have one stable season barely. Summer, and not nearly as stable as the Med in summer.

Yes it does, but the standard deviations in the winter hwre usually are cold to very cold. Lol... but yeah, it's drier in the winter so deviations are high.

Winter doesnt go from 84 degree one day to the 40's and even snow showers (near the lake) 12 hours later like what happened here last week.



Or better yet, a 23F drop in 10 minutes lol


https://twitter.com/MikeHamernik/sta...39507363766272

[chicagogeorge]

First 20C temp this Thursday? Even a 25C in there too

[B87]

Looks like we have a chance of our warmest May since 2008. It has a long way to go to match 1989 or 1992 though.

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by B87

Looks like we have a chance of our warmest May since 2008. It has a long way to go to match 1989 or 1992 though.

It's interesting that you'll see your first temperature high above 20C around the same time that I'll likely see my last low temperature below 20C.

Forecast for here:

[alex985]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

It's interesting that you'll see your first temperature high above 20C around the same time that I'll likely see my last low temperature below 20C.

Forecast for here:

Dude, no offense but that forecast is clearly not from KB. Do you forget that there's another Miami poster on here?

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by alex985

Dude, no offense but that forecast is clearly not from KB. Do you forget that there's another Miami poster on here?

That's for MIA. NWS's forecast for KB is nonsense, which I've proved multiple times.

Have you looked at my monthly summaries?

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

That's for MIA.

Nope...National Weather Service

NWS's forecast for KB is nonsense, which I've proved multiple times.

Lmao