Yesterday's high and low were 87 and 48, which is a testament to the dry air currently in place. The deserts outside the Phoenix heat Island were the same.
The other positive to that is/was the clear air with no haze.
My complaints weren't so much about the cool downs, but how cold they actually got. If they would have been a little less extreme, I wouldn't have minded
We're always going to warm and cool as fronts and systems move through the area.
Monday's high will probably bounce all over the place the next few days. Last night it showed 70, this morning, it's 77.
Monday
A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 77. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
I can't either, but we had a rather cool and wet summer a few years back, too, if I remember correctly. Just can't think of exactly what year it was, though.
So here we are. June 1st and the start of meteorological summer. Will the rollercoaster ride continue, or will we finally sustain normal to above normal temps with good thunderstorm chances?
Temp took a big dip here the past two hours. It was 42 when I got up at 4:30, but now it dropped to where we officially got down to 39 at 6:30.
Crazy...
All I know is that its May 28th, high school graduation, and I'm freezing wearing a thermal shirt under a long sleeve polo and a medium weight jacket.
I'm not amused.
It's very windy and I'm sitting out in an open high school football stadium, and the temp is 64 here, so to me, and my thyroid induced chill, I'd rather it be warmer and less windy.