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Despite being below average today wasn’t bad for mid to late April in Indianapolis. Got up to the low 60’s today. According to the national weather service central Indiana can expect more of the same tomorrow, I’ll probably go hiking in a park tomorrow afternoon to enjoy the mild weather.
Today was a rather odd chilly day for April. Didn't get above 55/56 I think. Checked temps out earlier and it was pretty much just the cold air (in the SE) over N and even middle Georgia and parts of e Alabama. Usually a cold air wedge from the NE comes through the Carolinas but this wasn't really that either as places like Greensboro were quite warm. Warm front just never came up as far as originally thought. Fortunately that does mean we won't really have to deal with severe weather.
And of course tomorrow will be beautiful with clear skies and in the 70s. Gotta love spring.
Two out of the past three mornings have reached -1C here. Out in the LI pine barrens (~25 miles east of me) it has been as low as -7c: www.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KFOK.html
This past one-week period has seen the biggest negative anomaly since December. It's nice for biking, but I would have preferred this in mid winter as well.
I hate to see what May will be like with no rain and super hot temps. Still nothing has come close to May 1995 when we had the hottest days ever in the first part of the month.
Two out of the past three mornings have reached -1C here. Out in the LI pine barrens (~25 miles east of me) it has been as low as -7c:
This past one-week period has seen the biggest negative anomaly since December. It's nice for biking, but I would have preferred this in mid winter as well.
Speaking of negative... here we go again..
Quote:
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service New York NY
518 AM EDT Mon Apr 20 2020
A vigorous negatively tilted upper trough will drop into the Northeast on Tuesday. Showers ad possibly a tstm should become
fairly widespread from west to east from late morning into
early afternoon as a warm front passes through, followed quickly
by a strong cold front mid to late afternoon.
The front should sweep east by early Tue evening, with brisk NW winds and CAA dropping temps into the 30s in the NYC metro
area, and along the immediate coast, and into the upper 20s
inland. A wind advy may eventually be needed for parts of the
area (mainly metro/coastal areas) Tue night, also freeze
watches/warnings for inland sections. Cool/brisk conds expected for Wed with temps rising only to the upper 40s to mid 50s.
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