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TimB

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  1. That’s the Celsius thing. For example, 76F = 24.4C, which rounds to 24C (75.2F) and shows up as 75. Likewise, 78F = 25.6C, rounds to 26C (78.8F) and shows up as 79.
  2. For contrast, every 5-min obs at PIT since 2:50 has been 81. Every single one of them.
  3. Still, even if you take the 75 to be a 76 that was rounded to the nearest degree Celsius and the 81 to be an 80 that was rounded, you’re looking at a 4 degree increase in 9 minutes in the late afternoon of a sunny day. It’s odd.
  4. It looks like Monday was day 206 without hitting 80. So Tuesday, Wednesday, but not Thursday would make 208.
  5. Looks like MDT did just record a 5-min obs of 81, so the high will be at least 80 and your streak ends at 208.
  6. With Celsius to Fahrenheit rounding that could be 77->78->74 but that’s still suspect.
  7. Record is 239 in 1892-1893. That would be the long shot to end all long shots. The record you’re legitimately angling for isn’t the consecutive days record, but the first 80 record, which was 5/23/1893. 220 will get you there.
  8. Was just looking at that this morning, remembering how crazy I thought your 210-220 prediction sounded. Today is day 206 at MDT. Sure, there’s a chance of a day overperforming but the current forecast does not show MDT quite getting to 80 this week or weekend. There are 10 other years that have made it this far into May without a single 80. Another week and it’ll be down to 5.
  9. Western Atlantic troughing pushes your ridge too far west to make it hot here. Still, slightly above normal temps with sun would be a good break from this pattern. Plenty of time still for big heat if you want it.
  10. That’s the real problem is this pattern is funneling warm air up from the gulf, but if the ridge axis sets up where you want it to, I think we can squeeze out a mostly rain-free period. I think 90 is a reach but it’s within the range of plausible solutions from what I’ve seen on the models and ensembles. Especially the Canadian, but that might be overblown. The other weird thing is, as much of a warm month as May was in the 2010s, we have not set a daily record high on any day in May since 1993.
  11. Next week looking hotter and hotter. Might @Ahoffget his first 90 early this year?
  12. I saw that lol. Went to see if there was any new content on there to laugh at and all I saw was someone talking about him getting suspended. What got him suspended?
  13. Nice to start the day with a good thunderstorm or two.
  14. https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=Kmdt It does have that Celsius to Fahrenheit rounding thing on the 5-min obs, so you do have to be careful.
  15. MDT’s highest 5-min reading was 64, so the high will almost certainly be 64 or 65.
  16. Looks like it was 5/11/66. Today will take 3rd place there behind just that and 4/30/61.
  17. That has to be close to a latest freeze for BWI.
  18. I want to say the absolute minimum for PIT this past winter occurred between hourly obs that were a solid 6-7 degrees warmer.
  19. It does look a little odd, doesn’t look like it coincides with clearing skies or calming winds (obs were clear with a puff of wind both before, during and after).
  20. Here’s the 5 min obs from 5:56-6:56 https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=Kmdt
  21. Record low for tomorrow is 29, which looks like there’s a chance. Last year on the same date we set a record warm low of 66.
  22. Next week seems to be trending ever so slightly more seasonal. I expect this afternoon’s 8-14 to be either normal or above for PA.
  23. 4th 80 of the month today. Last time we had 4 in April was 2009.
  24. Thing is, when you’re getting close to record territory it’s not particularly difficult to get a rogue 80 even in a coolish pattern. That’s probably a single digit departure from normal in a week or so. But if your GFS map up there comes to fruition, doesn’t look like the 80s come next week.
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