Spring Thread 2017: Northern Hemisphere (snow, warm, record, temperatures)

[SFX]

It's too damn cold for March in Florida.

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by SFX

It's too damn cold for March in Florida.

The past few days haven't even been 10F below average, this month is still Above Average overall.

[chicagogeorge]

https://twitter.com/GenscapeWx/statu...21518413058048

[SFX]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

The past few days haven't even been 10F below average, this month is still Above Average overall.

Gainesville broke a Tmin record (crushed it actually) with a low 25F below average.

You have to go back to March 7th 1943 to get a lower temp for March than the record cold of March 16 2017.

[chicagogeorge]

https://twitter.com/EdValleeWx/statu...38110425432064

[muslim12]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

The past few days haven't even been 10F below average, this month is still Above Average overall.

Didn't you have a high of 64 yesterday? That's only 2 degrees off the record.

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by muslim12

Didn't you have a high of 64 yesterday? That's only 2 degrees off the record.

Not even close.

The high was 69F here and 72F at the airport

[AJ1013]

63 hours in a row below 70F here now. Not bad at all for Mid-March. (Normal High is Upper 70's)

[Cambium]

176 Hours in a row below 38F here now. Normal is mid 40s.

[Pincho-toot]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

The past few days haven't even been 10F below average, this month is still Above Average overall.

Right? Hot muggy summers, oppressive autumns with no reliefs, Decembers which as of late, have barely cracked under 70... and complaining about a few days of "cold"? Honey, please! Meanwhile, we feel like Florida this week. 80s and humid. Yuck!