Spring 2016 thread (Northern Hemisphere) (climate, snow, warm, record)

[antinimby]

^ You've read about "the year without a summer" right?

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by Cambium

While I think the 30s are done till fall ..... I don't see 80s. Pretty much seasonable with cool shots and periods of warmth.


Here's GFS12z for Danbury, CT. The image says it all. The real above normal warmth that was shown after this week keeps getting pushed back. Now says after 24th. And it isn't even that impressive but being 9+ days away, grab that salt.

What about here? Our TWC forecast turns above average next week:

[alex985]

Originally Posted by antinimby

^ You've read about "the year without a summer" right?

Yes. I meant in more recent times, lol.



June 17, 1964 saw snowflakes in Caribou, ME but no accumulation.


https://www.wunderground.com/history...lyHistory.html

[Warszawa]

It would be amazing if we don't even pass 55f today it's like Im actually living in ****ing Nunavut

[alex985]

Nunavut has average highs in the teens and twenties in May....colder than your winter. lol

[ChuckG2008]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Almost 3 pm and struggling past 50s with Partly sunny skies.
58°F with Tropical Storm force wind gusts. Poor young plants. Dewpoint 32F!




While I think the 30s are done till fall ..... I don't see 80s. Pretty much seasonable with cool shots and periods of warmth.


Here's GFS12z for Danbury, CT. The image says it all. The real above normal warmth that was shown after this week keeps getting pushed back. Now says after 24th. And it isn't even that impressive but being 9+ days away, grab that salt.

I'm seriously wondering if it would be an all time record if we didn't hit 80 degrees at all this May in southeast PA. I'm seeing that exact phenomenon with my local forecast - 2 back to back 80 degree days on Wednesday the 25th and Thursday the 26th. Let's see how long it takes for those to disappear lol

[antinimby]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

It would be amazing if we don't even pass 55f today it's like Im actually living in ****ing Nunavut

Come on back down to NYC area. We're at 63° going up to around 66° later.

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by alex985

Nunavut has average highs in the teens and twenties in May....colder than your winter. lol

If you want a technical comparison, Moosonee has a higher May average than we do now this is stupid

[alex985]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

If you want a technical comparison, Moosonee has a higher May average than we do now this is stupid

I feel you. This is exactly how I felt last November/December when every day was 85/75 and humid as all hell.

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by antinimby

Come on back down to NYC area. We're at 63° going up to around 66° later.

I want to I still have to wait some days before going back