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Another Cold Shot Jan 7-8


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Its weird tbh.

But i think ur sarcasm is on point. Bos barely gets to 20 today about -14 departure on high at least -10 on the low and its "ho hum". Shows you how use to below normal temps we are. We need -12 for bob in the new Siberia

BOS will put up a 56/29, 29/9, and 22/7 or a 3-day departure of -3.3 for this cold snap. That's not really that impressive for a 3-day stretch.

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BOS will put up a 56/29, 29/9, and 22/7 or a 3-day departure of -3.3 for this cold snap. That's not really that impressive for a 3-day stretch.

Why would you include a day with a high of 56 in a 3 day" cold snap". With that logic i bet a 4 day stretch would have less impressive stats but why include it anyway?

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Single digit lows are meh in the deep of winter.  Got to get down to zero and below before its memorable to me.  It's 26F today off a low of 8F and yesterdays high was 30F off a low of 10F.  Below normal, sure, but nothing noteworthy that I will recall.  The -12F the other day was far more impressive with a high the prior day of 18F.  Those stand out.

I thought the highs yesterday were pretty impressive, even for Jan.

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BOB how do you get 26 today for a high.

At 2pm tan was 6f above , nearby PYM,OWD, PVD , Are they downsloping off dump in E Providence?

 

There is likely a couple degree error in there.  It just seems more pronounced lately for some reason.  Still, highs in the mid/upper 20s is not note-worthy.  Highs in the teens are.

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Why would you include a day with a high of 56 in a 3 day" cold snap". With that logic i bet a 4 day stretch would have less impressive stats but why include it anyway?

Removing the initial day makes it a 2-day cold snap averaging -12. In terms of 2-day BOS January departure standard deviations, it's a -1.5 sigma anomaly.

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There is likely a couple degree error in there. It just seems more pronounced lately for some reason. Still, highs in the mid/upper 20s is not note-worthy. Highs in the teens are.

I wonder what is going on with the sensor.

U use it to cite highs so i thought u may not think it has an error. Highs are in low 20's today around you which is about -15 departure on highs. Damn cold, we prob get a handful of - departures like that a winter. It seems like we get even less of them the last decade.

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I wonder what is going on with the sensor.

U use it to cite highs so i thought u may not think it has an error. Highs are in low 20's today around you which is about -15 departure on highs. Damn cold, we prob get a handful of - departures like that a winter. It seems like we get even less of theese the last decade.

 

It's probably around 24-25F.  Marshfield is also reporting 27F.  As far as using it for temps, why wouldn't I use it?  I live 1/2m from it.

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It's probably around 24-25F. Marshfield is also reporting 27F. As far as using it for temps, why wouldn't I use it? I live 1/2m from it.

Lol when PVD, OWD, and PYM are all closer why would you use something that is off or further away? Serious question, maybe I'm missing something or you have a bit of L.L in you

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Notable cold snaps in Boston over the last decade or so.

1/23/2013 17/8

1/24/2013 21/4

1/25/2013 24/10

1/26/2013 25/13

1/22/2011 26/17

1/23/2011 24/5

1/24/2011 13/-2

2/4/2009 26/13

2/5/2009 20/8

2/6/2009 27/11

1/15/2009 17/10

1/16/2009 18/6

1/17/2009 19/8

1/25/2007 28/7

1/26/2007 13/3

1/27/2007 27/6

2/25/2006 28/19

2/26/2006 23/13

2/27/2006 22/7

1/17/2005 24/12

1/18/2005 13/4

1/19/2005 27/2

1/20/2005 28/14

1/21/2005 14/2

1/22/2005 27/-2

1/23/2005 27/4

1/24/2005 23/3

1/25/2005 26/18

1/26/2005 29/15

1/27/2005 16/5

1/28/2005 21/2

1/7/2004 23/17

1/8/2004 21/9

1/9/2004 9/1

1/10/2004 14/-3

1/11/2004 24/3

1/14/2004 8/-4

1/15/2004 8/-5

1/16/2004 14/-7

1/27/2003 27/3

1/28/2003 21/1

1/21/2003 21/10

1/22/2003 18/7

1/23/2003 16/3

1/24/2003 26/7

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I wonder what is going on with the sensor.

U use it to cite highs so i thought u may not think it has an error. Highs are in low 20's today around you which is about -15 departure on highs. Damn cold, we prob get a handful of - departures like that a winter. It seems like we get even less of them the last decade.

I am 23 down in SECT without any snow cover, that is a cold day for this place not earth shattering but cold. I think tonight could be sneaky cold

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Lol when PVD, OWD, and PYM are all closer why would you use something that is off or further away? Serious question, maybe I'm missing something or you have a bit of L.L in you

It's not.  From a distance perspective, PYM is the closest, followed by GHG and PVD (which are damn close) and than OWD being the furthest away.

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