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In upper 40's with drizzle all day in Austin. Horrible weather but my heater is keeping me warm. Had to crank the heat in my truck at full blast for 10 minutes before it warmed up. We need the rain though. Clearing out tomorrow and warmer.
Mid 60's and sunny for the US Grand Prix, I'll be there!
Why is it colder in Denver than Edmonton? Doesn't make any sense they are both under the trough and Edmonton is further north.
Maybe it has to do with Denver being at higher elevation. Also, it could be cloudy in Denver and sunny in Edmonton. But I'm not really sure, and that's a good question.
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Originally Posted by nei
chart dump. NOWData is down, so that IowaState Mesonet site is the only available source.
Maybe it has to do with Denver being at higher elevation. Also, it could be cloudy in Denver and sunny in Edmonton.
It is sunny in Denver and cloudy/mostly cloudy in Edmonton, so the clouds keep it warmer. When it's completely sunny here in winter it's very cold usually.
Why is it colder in Denver than Edmonton? Doesn't make any sense they are both under the trough and Edmonton is further north.
Just catching up now. I think 3 reasons. 2 & 3 relate
1. Snowpack
2. The core of the cold is not near Edmonton
3. I drew the Jet too far south, look at the orange lines (upper heights) they point north more so Edmonton really isnt inside the trough
Nice catch
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