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Post by Nidaros on Sept 28, 2017 15:54:07 GMT -5
Unseasonable  A little more seasonable  |
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Post by boombo on Sept 28, 2017 15:57:47 GMT -5
I'm surprised the sun has enough power to warm Tromso up by 14 degrees at this time of year, to get that here you'd need an abnormally cold night.
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Post by Nidaros on Sept 28, 2017 16:01:42 GMT -5
I think WO is wrong on this. yr is expecting like 14 or 15C max the warmest day
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Post by boombo on Sept 28, 2017 16:03:24 GMT -5
Yeah, that sounds more like it. Even here to get to 20C now you need a input of warm air from the S, not a fairly stagnant high.
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Post by Hiromant on Sept 29, 2017 8:22:57 GMT -5
I can't imagine Svalbard getting any warmer though, they've had up to +15°C winter deviations for a few years now.
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Post by Babu on Sept 29, 2017 16:33:31 GMT -5
Guess what city...  |
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Post by Lommaren on Sept 29, 2017 17:10:27 GMT -5
Hm... looks like a normal Umeå October beginning?  Looking at Umeå, it does indeed look too mild for that on the forecast so by that note... Luleå? |
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Post by Babu on Sept 30, 2017 2:30:32 GMT -5
Hm... looks like a normal Umeå October beginning? Looking at Umeå, it does indeed look too mild for that on the forecast so by that note... Luleå? No... It's Umeå. Rain rain rain, as if we havn't had enough. Also, the highs are still below average. |
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Post by Nidaros on Sept 30, 2017 6:52:48 GMT -5
Yeah, that sounds more like it. Even here to get to 20C now you need a input of warm air from the S, not a fairly stagnant high. But the air is not stagnant, the low is pushing on the High, giving a strong S/SE and föehn-winds. Right now @ 13:00 it is 23.4C at Reipå S of Bodø, still north of the Arctic Circle. If this had been one day later, Oct records would be broken for the province. It is 18.5C at 670 m ASL in the Lyngen mts E of Tromsø right now. Skrova in Lofoten had a low of 15.5C last night. Might climb over 20C in Lofoten today. |
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Post by boombo on Sept 30, 2017 7:00:43 GMT -5
Wow, just wow, especially the Lyngen one. It's only 12.0C here as well.
Shame it's not happening tomorrow, but I'm sure all the current warmth records in these places won't last that much longer anyway.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2017 7:17:12 GMT -5
 pretty awseome, if you take into consderation that svalbard has a 61-90 mean of around -2C right now. |
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Post by boombo on Sept 30, 2017 7:20:48 GMT -5
-2C already, really?! My perception of the averages there has been so skewed by the past few years I wouldn't expect it to be that cold. Though when I first saw that post I thought it said Skipton weather forecast and was about to reply WTF?! |
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Post by Ariete on Sept 30, 2017 11:22:11 GMT -5
Quite mild in Utsjoki too: ![]()  |
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Post by Nidaros on Sept 30, 2017 14:46:50 GMT -5
So this was the max today with this strong SSE with additional föehn effect W of the Scandinavian mts.
One day later and all the three northernmost provinces would have crushed their October record highs.
Reipå (9 m, 67°N): 23.6°C Oct record high Nordland province 21.1°C from 2014 also at Reipå
Måsvik in Troms: 22°C (reading at 13:00 according to met.no): Oct rec high Troms 19.7°C from Oct 1 1953
Sortland (3 m, 68°42'N): 21.5°C
Several more stations above 20°C, including out on the Lofoten islands.
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Finnmark: 19C recorded at 438 m asl (Hasvik-Sluskfjellet). Oct record high Finnmark 17.6°C. Still 18.8C at 21:00 so if it stays this warm a few more hours the Oct record falls.
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Post by alex992 on Sept 30, 2017 17:33:49 GMT -5
  Left is Alert, Canada and right is Eureka, Canada. Getting cold! Current temps in both places are at -1 F (-18 C) and 5 F (-15 C) respectively. Alert at the end of the forecast will have 24-hour darkness, while Eureka will have days around 5 hrs long. Eureka will have 24 hour darkness by about October 17-18th I believe. |
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Post by Babu on Sept 30, 2017 21:01:51 GMT -5
So this was the max today with this strong SSE with additional föehn effect W of the Scandinavian mts. One day later and all the three northernmost provinces would have crushed their October record highs. Reipå (9 m, 67°N): 23.6°C Oct record high Nordland province 21.1°C from 2014 also at Reipå Måsvik in Troms: 22°C (reading at 13:00 according to met.no): Oct rec high Troms 19.7°C from Oct 1 1953 Sortland (3 m, 68°42'N): 21.5°C Several more stations above 20°C, including out on the Lofoten islands. -- Finnmark: 19C recorded at 438 m asl (Hasvik-Sluskfjellet). Oct record high Finnmark 17.6°C. Still 18.8C at 21:00 so if it stays this warm a few more hours the Oct record falls. Norway has completely stolen all of Sweden's sunshine and highs. Umeå probably only got about 1/3 the normal sunshine whereas the Norwegian side of the Scandes must've got like twice the normal sunshine... Our highs have been 1.5'C below average, the Norwegian side probably at least 2'C above average... |
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Post by Nidaros on Oct 1, 2017 4:24:49 GMT -5
So this was the max today with this strong SSE with additional föehn effect W of the Scandinavian mts. One day later and all the three northernmost provinces would have crushed their October record highs. Reipå (9 m, 67°N): 23.6°C Oct record high Nordland province 21.1°C from 2014 also at Reipå Måsvik in Troms: 22°C (reading at 13:00 according to met.no): Oct rec high Troms 19.7°C from Oct 1 1953 Sortland (3 m, 68°42'N): 21.5°C Several more stations above 20°C, including out on the Lofoten islands. -- Finnmark: 19C recorded at 438 m asl (Hasvik-Sluskfjellet). Oct record high Finnmark 17.6°C. Still 18.8C at 21:00 so if it stays this warm a few more hours the Oct record falls. Gangerolf: What you say is true for September in Tromsø - driest Sep ever and sunniest ever with 203 sunhours. Other than that this has been a year colder than the previous years. Last month with mean at least 1C above 1987-2016 normal here was February! - and the spring was cold! May was shocking cold up far north. No really warm summer months. We deserved this Sep, which was good also here in Trondheim, but certainly not with twice the normal sun. |
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Post by Lommaren on Oct 1, 2017 4:34:51 GMT -5
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Post by Babu on Oct 1, 2017 5:33:46 GMT -5
Gangerolf: What you say is true for September in Tromsø - driest Sep ever and sunniest ever with 203 sunhours. Other than that this has been a year colder than the previous years. Last month with mean at least 1C above 1987-2016 normal here was February! - and the spring was cold! May was shocking cold up far north. No really warm summer months. We deserved this Sep, which was good also here in Trondheim, but certainly not with twice the normal sun. Oh, I'm sorry, I was talking about just September. I'm fully aware that you guys have suffered just as much as we have this year! |
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Post by Nidaros on Oct 2, 2017 14:03:03 GMT -5
So this was the max today with this strong SSE with additional föehn effect W of the Scandinavian mts. One day later and all the three northernmost provinces would have crushed their October record highs. The extreme warmth (for the latitude) continued one more day, so new all-time high for October for the large Finnmark province (larger than Denmark): 21.5C at Nuvsvåg W of Hammerfest, old record 17.6C from 2005! Also record in Troms province: Bardufoss 20C - old record 19.7C from the 1953. |
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