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Yeah, a Canadian wall 12,000 ft high. Ever so practical.
Donald Trump will make Canada pay for it, though.
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Originally Posted by BullochResident
Kind of curious, but how do the 2016 seasonal highs/lows for George Bush Airport compare to those of Hobby Airport?
Bush Airport is a summer hot spot, it will see 100F, when everywhere else in Houston is mid-upper 90s. Bush Airport has reached 100F 4 times so far, yet Hobby has yet to do so. Even College Station, further inland than Bush, has less 100F days so far.
Bush Airport is colder during winter too, averages around 8-10 freezes, whereas Hobby averages less than 5. Bush has frozen at least once every year since it opened, while Hobby can be frostless (it was this past winter).
Something I always noticed also was just how much the cold penetrates the Southeast. Almost every winter when an arctic blast comes thru, it never stops at say North Carolina. Charleston is sometimes only 5-10F warmer than Philly on low temps. Heck, even our avg Jan low is only 14F colder than Charleston and Savannah. Again, this happens cause there is zilch protecting them and us from the Arctic, and no stable system such as a huge Bermuda High that would park itself offshore all winter long like the big bad Siberian High. Any stabilizing force would be soooo welcome in the East.
Yeah and it changes in Florida for some reason. Especially Central Florida down.
Tampa is 35 degrees warmer than Atlanta on average in January.... Atlanta is 21 degrees warmer than NYC on average in January. So Atl is closer to NYC temperature wise in the winter....crazy right?
Lol what? Houston is a significantly better climate than Dallas. Much higher record lows, more precipitation, comfier lows year round, milder summers, etc. Dallas has winter nights that are way too chilly. Houston actually seems like an amazing climate from September to June, it's just that the summers are really bad
Bush Airport is a summer hot spot, it will see 100F, when everywhere else in Houston is mid-upper 90s. Bush Airport has reached 100F 4 times so far, yet Hobby has yet to do so. Even College Station, further inland than Bush, has less 100F days so far.
Bush Airport is colder during winter too, averages around 8-10 freezes, whereas Hobby averages less than 5. Bush has frozen at least once every year since it opened, while Hobby can be frostless (it was this past winter).
According to wunderground, Bush Airport's seasonal low this past winter was exactly 32 F. Given how far inland it is, I expected lower.
So far this month, El Paso, and the Panhandle have gotten more rain than Brownsville has gotten since the end of June.
Brownsville is so ripped off, rainfall wise, it isn't even funny.
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Given how far inland it is, I expected lower.
