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To Minot!

Hopefully they don't have a January 2015 type shaft.

Looks about the same as the typical rain/snow line

Portland Oregon getting unprecedented April snow! https://twitter.com/search?q="Snow in April"&src=trend_click&pt=1513480229645287435&vertical=trends

yes this is not what I would call a real warm pattern.... it's just a function of storm placement and being warm sectored. Most of the country is going to be much colder than normal. whats going on with that storm on the 19th which looked like a cold rain or a mix?

The good old days with low pollen counts and better air quality.

Some of my windows are better insulated than others so I'm thinking I'll leave it off those windows and just use the kits on the windows that need it, like the one in my bathroom and bedroom where my door actually slams when the wind blows =\

I have it but it still somehow gets in, I'm going to look at 3M window insulation kits.

That was amazing and low humidity too! To be fair I have certain benchmarks for the highest temperatures I expect to see each month-- it's 70s in March, 80s in April, 90s by June. I consider that we should have a four month snow season (DJFM), two months of spring weather (AM), four months of summer (JJAS), and two months of autumnal weather (ON). Ant's 6 months of winter is unreasonable, even when we get snow in November or April it's not really part of our snow season....4 months is the most we should reasonably expect.

Yup snowing south of I-80 near Jim Thorpe now. Where is that-- is it near I-80?

Need it, the wind is making it cold and no sol for natural solar heating. It's snowing at my other house in the Poconos right now.

Yes and it has hit 130 there in the last couple of years. Looks like the most extremely hot places are still getting hotter.

Dont care how "warm" it's been, today is !@#$% cold I have my heat up at 80

and that's a full on Dakota blizzard isn't it? I believe that's also going to give Seattle snow on Wednesday. When was the last time Seattle had accumulating snow in April?

is that close to the Poconos? I wonder if it's been snowing in the mountains around Lake Harmony this weekend? For some reason parts of the south are colder than we are, with freezing temps down to Georgia? I also heard it might snow next week in Seattle. We're going down into the 30s tonight.

Chris, the run from yesterday actually looks warmer than the one from today (notice the blues over our area on the more recent run.)

Awesome....can you pull up a map of April 19-20, 1983....I think we had a storm like this on that same date in 1983 lol....ended up with like 2"-4" of snow in the city and on Long Island

Mt Baker I think? I have it programmed into YoWindow. I tried to find every four letter airport code that averages over 200 inches of snow a year and all locations that have experienced temperatures of 125 and hotter and temperatures of -90 and colder (and -120 and colder for Antarctica.) Those are the two things I love-- snowiest places and most extreme temperature records.

After the week we had, today felt positively heavenly.

Interesting-- so now we're cooling the local climate through land use but also making it more humid? That black cloud of dust during the peak of the Dust Bowl is what fascinates me-- that made it all the way to the east coast! Also, if we take Central Park out of the equation and we only go by JFK and LGA records, both had their hottest day in that excellent 1966 summer. LGA hit 107 which was the highest temperature ever recorded in the city and JFK hit 104. I believe they missed that in 2011 by only one degree! Weird that NYC also underreported the temperature in 1966, it was "only" 103 there. 1966 was our hottest summer until 2010 came along.

Geoengineering is something that will become a necessity sooner rather than later.

I would say there is a 95% chance we can't even make 2 C let alone 1.5 C. These pipe dreams need to be replaced with reality.

First 70+ day for JFK on Tuesday?

This definitely jives with my memory of the 1990s being my favorite summery decade with multiple years setting 90+ records. The shocker was the 1930s-- I only know of 1933 and 1936 being extremely hot, I guess the Dust Bowl highly influenced the heat in that decade? What seems odd is that from what I recall reading, it was the persistent La Nina combined with bad farming practices that caused that....and we've had a persistent La Nina again....so why haven't we ever seen a repeat of that kind of heat? NYC's record from 1936 still stands.

An easy to see effect of this is that prime lobster fishing season has been moving farther and farther north with time.