Spring 2020 Discussion Weather Thread (Northern Hemisphere) (snowfall, warmest, record, temperatures)

[Shalop]

^Well March was terrible here (3.5c above average) , but April has been good (1c below average) and I have pretty high hopes for May based on the models. Just riding my bike every day to enjoy the weather.

[Ed's Mountain]

Check out this map for May 10. The Continental Divide is like a line in the sand between warm to the west and cold to the east.


Source: https://tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/

[The Grandeur]

Somewhere in Gümüşhane Province (elevation: 2535 metres) had a low of 0.9°C and a high of 3.5°C today.

Diurnal temperature range was 2.6°C.

[The Grandeur]

"Torbalı", which is an inland district municipality in İzmir Province, had the hottest high in Turkey today with 28.5°C.

Somewhere in Gümüşhane Province (elevation: 2535 metres) had the coldest high in Turkey today with 3.5°C.


Highest temperatures in Turkey today differ from 3.5°C to 28.5°C.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Check out this map for May 10. The Continental Divide is like a line in the sand between warm to the west and cold to the east.


Source: https://tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/

Up to about Northern BC/Southern Yukon anyways, where it then seems to go east of the Divide (most of Yukon and the Northern 1/3 of Alaska are east of the Continental Divide)

[dontbelievehim]

Haven't seen cbach in a while, the weather must be beautiful in Austin, lol. I bet he's taking full advantage.

75f 30f dewpoint @ 1:20pm Fresno, ca

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by Shalop

First we lost cambium to the dark side, now speagles has gone too. They'll never get me though. As long as I live, I will continue to root for the coldest weather possible in every season, year after year.

LOL. I was kinda shocked seeing that too. lol. Its the only season I want above normal temps... After a few yrs of above normal I am sure I will come back to the snowy spring side. lol. Maybe I need to reverse jinx it.

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Check out this map for May 10. The Continental Divide is like a line in the sand between warm to the west and cold to the east.

I am worried about that period. Plants will be getting a growth burst this weekend but I will wait to transplant the rest.


Here's a look at the Avg Temp departures for the month of April since 2013. For CT, and many others ,6 of the last 8 Aprils have been below normal. 2018 was the coldest of the bunch.




6-9° below normal past 2 weeks made it a Top 10 Coldest 2nd half of April for these locations.

Caribou, Bangor, Portland, Concord, Boston, Worcester, Providence, Hartford, Bridgeport, Islip, Newark, Syracuse, Binghamton, Scranton, Philly, Atlantic City....(NYC was 11th coldest)

[speagles84]

Originally Posted by Shalop

First we lost cambium to the dark side, now speagles has gone too. They'll never get me though. As long as I live, I will continue to root for the coldest weather possible in every season, year after year.

I like June-December and January-March below average.
I like April and May at or above average lol. I'm not to the dark side haha.


Feels like I get the opposite of what I want most of the time lol.

[user491]

Originally Posted by speagles84

Feels like I'm being trolled by the weather at this point. High in the low 50s at my house, but lets see the rest of the region?

69F in Marquette Michigan
65F in Green Bay
62F in Boston
65F in Philadelphia

Literally the only place as cool as me is Maine. Even f****** Buffalo and Rochester have a higher temperature forecasted than me

Some of WV is cooler than you too. We had a high around 50F today, with overcast skies and a mist of rain at times.

[The Grandeur]

Yesterday's highs,


Göle: 12.4°C

Ardahan: 16.4°C

Edremit: 24.8°C (my location)