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FYI Toronto Islands hit 20C on May 13, 20C on May 14, and 23C on May 15. It seems areas near the lake often get weaker lake breezes than forecasted towards the end of a wave of warmth (and stronger lake breezes than forecasted at the start). At least that's how it's been so far this spring. The Islands might've even hit 20C on May 12, but data is missing - it did hit 21C at my house near the lake in Oakville.
Montreal ended up being much warmer (as was forecasted)
May 9: 24C
May 10: 25C
May 11: 27C
May 12: 30C
May 13: 31C
May 14: 31C
May 15: 24C
May 16: 25C
And we got to 29.5C just before the storms rolled in. Now that the clouds are starting to clear, it will be interesting to see how the temperatures rebound.
Wet over the next week for the Southern U.S. Especially east TX, north LA, and south AR. Should alleviate dry conditions that have developed with little rain and temps in the 90's.
And we got to 29.5C just before the storms rolled in. Now that the clouds are starting to clear, it will be interesting to see how the temperatures rebound.
Fell to 19C with the rain, the rebounded to 26C. Then back down to 20C around sunset.
That storm did quite a lot of damage to the maples in the neighbourhood. Went for an evening walk and saw several trees with branches 1ft+ across broken down, including one that's dangling on the powerline at the end of our street...
The local hawks are making pterodactyl sounds, rhododendrons and lilacs are just about to bloom, Korean spice bush is perfuming the whole garden, and I just saw my first bat of the season.
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