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  2. As per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Current climate normals are calculated using the past 3 complete decades and recalculated every 10 years. So, I went back and calculated what was normal for the last 10 climate normal periods specifically for Chester County PA. The below show what the climate normals were for the 10 years following each calculation with the earliest being 1901-1930 normals and the latest being our current climate normal period of 1991-2020. Averages in red are the warmest and blue the coolest across those periods. Of note our warmest climate normal period was 1931-1960 and our coolest period was 1961-1990.
  3. As per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Current climate normals are calculated using the past 3 complete decades and recalculated every 10 years. So, I went back and calculated what was normal for the last 10 climate normal periods specifically for Chester County PA. The below show what the climate normals were for the 10 years following each calculation with the earliest being 1901-1930 normals and the latest being our current climate normal period of 1991-2020. Averages in red are the warmest and blue the coolest across those periods. Of note our warmest climate normal period was 1931-1960 and our coolest period was 1961-1990.
  4. Spring actually isn't too bad up here. There are nice days like today and there are lousy days that are 45 with drizzle, but those days are in the minority. Everything is blooming now and coming to life.
  5. Marginal risk issued for majority of tn valley and slight risk in Arkansas .
  6. We need rain; getting dry. I couldn’t believe how low the Wanaque Res. was when I was up there last weekend.
  7. It’s turned into a nice day. Sunny and 63.
  8. Not much of a seabreeze when Long Beach is still 65-70.
  9. We’ve had so many moments since March when it looked like a pattern change was coming in the 14 day window just to revert to factory settings of drought.
  10. Sea breeze just came through here just north of sunrise highway. Never thought I would want it this early but it was cooking earlier. .
  11. I definitely worry about getting this pattern in July. We will be 110F LOL.
  12. Quite the hail storm yesterday! That may be the largest hail I've seen since living out this way. It came in a few waves too. At first the hail was smaller quarter size, but the second round was more intense, maybe 1" diameter.
  13. Well, I'll bet it's awhile before we see 85 again
  14. Perfect for sure. Top 5 day of the summer.
  15. Just in time to get the boat out on the lake!
  16. Three days in a row of thunder chances in April must be kind of rare
  17. Today
  18. Actually a Euro AI map was posted and the floodgates finally open for our region. The Carolinas still get shafted though.
  19. https://x.com/ryanhanrahan/status/2044801923363037248?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  20. 1. March ‘26 QBO: I just emailed the PSL 2. More on the 3.4 warming: these are straight rather than relative +0.531 for latest OISST, a rise from +0.15 just 4 days ago and implies a RONI having risen back to just above 0.0. Thus despite this rise, I still see almost no way April will average up at +0.6 for RONI, which is what BoM is forecasting: Latest CDAS, which has a cold bias: +0.25 vs ~0 just 2 days ago
  21. Truck went from 88 to 90 as I was out at lunch. A real winner here today. Hottest of the week for sure. The rain and this big heat will bring out more of the foliage for sure. Hottest until post 4th of July? Lol.
  22. 85 in NYC and 52 at Logan. Don’t see that everyday. GWDLT
  23. Soooo...cold and dry and windy?
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