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Post by AJ1013 on Nov 26, 2017 19:37:57 GMT -5
Synopsis: Cold airmass in combination with a low pressure system moving over the area will bring the seasons's first snow with 2-3" expected overnight and through tomorrow morning
*Winter Weather Advisory*
7:30 PM
Temp: 37 F (3 C)
Conditions: Cold, Light rain and breezy
Wind: N at 16 mph
Dew Point: 34 F (-43 C)
Averages (1981-2010) 54/36.5
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Post by alex992 on Nov 27, 2017 11:39:54 GMT -5
11/26: -30/-52; Clear and very cold with ice fog
11:40 AM
Temp: -49 F (-45 C)
Conditions: Clear with Ice Fog
Wind: Variable/3 mph
Dew Point: -51 F (-46 C)
Snow Depth: 128.4" (325 cm)
Bitterly cold today. Low this morning was -57 F (-49 C) and the high today is predicted at -44 F (-42 C).
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Post by bizzy on Nov 27, 2017 11:52:17 GMT -5
11:52 AM
Sunny
79°F / 26°C
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Post by Giorbanguly on Nov 27, 2017 13:31:37 GMT -5
Jacarandopolis
18C
45% humidity
Very sunny
Buenos Perthes
16C
50% humidity
Very sunny
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Post by Steelernation on Nov 27, 2017 15:25:01 GMT -5
11/26: High 71 Low 32 ☀️
Time: 3:20 PM
Temperature: 75 (24 C)
Conditions: ☀️
Dew Point: 8 (-13 C)
Wind: SW 5-10 mph
Synopsis: Low of 37 (3 C) this morning, the high is forecast to be between 74-77 (23-25 C). The record for today is 76 (24 C).
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Post by alex992 on Nov 27, 2017 16:05:21 GMT -5
4:10 PM
Temp: -48 F (-44 C)
Conditions: Ice Fog/Clear
Wind: Variable/3 mph
Dew Point: -53 F (-47 C)
Snow Depth: 128.4" (325 cm)
High reached -45 F (-43 C) at 1 PM, low tonight predicted at -60 F (-51 C).
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Post by alex992 on Nov 27, 2017 20:24:19 GMT -5
8:20 PM
Temp: -52 F (-47 C)
Conditions: Ice Fog/Clear
Wind: Calm
Dew Point: -56 F (-49 C)
Snow Depth: 128.4" (325 cm)
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Post by Deleted on Nov 27, 2017 21:11:38 GMT -5
Eastmann, Southland County, North New Florida
28th November
14:11
26.9°C, clear.
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Post by alex992 on Nov 28, 2017 12:14:55 GMT -5
11/27: -45/-58; Extremely cold with ice fog
12:10 PM
Temp: -56 F (-49 C)
Conditions: Clear with ice fog
Wind: Calm
Dew Point: -58 F (-50 C)
Snow Depth: 128.4" (326 cm)
Extremely cold today. Low was -61 F (-52 C) this morning, as you can see it hasn't really warmed up at all. High is predicted at -50 F (-46 C) but that's not looking too likely.
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Post by AJ1013 on Nov 28, 2017 13:05:56 GMT -5
Synopsis: Cold and dry airmass in place after the first snow event of the season brought 2.6" of snow during the night for the 26th to the 27th.
*Wind Chill Advisory*
1:00 PM
Temp: 39 F (3 C)
Conditions: Cold and sunny
Wind: NW at 7 mph
Dew Point: 11F (-43 C)
Snow Depth: 1"
High today is forecast to be 41F after a low of 20F this morning
Averages (1981-2010) 54/36
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Post by Cadeau on Nov 28, 2017 15:57:25 GMT -5
Metropolitan Area
November 28, 2017 3:57PM
Current Temperature: 7.1°C
Weather: Cloudy
Wind: WNW 15 km/h
Humidity: 70%
Dew Point: 2.0°C<Next 24-hour Forecast> 4PM 7°C /  Cloudy 5PM 6°C / Cloudy  Sunset 5:19PM 6PM 6°C / Cloudy 7PM 5°C / Cloudy 8PM 5°C / Cloudy 9PM 4°C / Cloudy 10PM 4°C / Cloudy 11PM 3°C /  Partly Cloudy 12AM 3°C / Partly Cloudy 1AM 3°C / Cloudy 2AM 3°C / Cloudy 3AM 3°C / Cloudy 4AM 3°C / Partly Cloudy 5AM 3°C / Partly Cloudy 6AM 3°C / Partly Cloudy 7AM 2°C / Partly Cloudy Sunrise 7:57AM 8AM 2°C /  Partly Cloudy 9AM 3°C / Cloudy 10AM 4°C / Cloudy 11AM 4°C /  Showers 12PM 5°C / Cloudy 1PM 5°C / Partly Cloudy 2PM 6°C / Partly Cloudy 3PM 6°C / Partly Cloudy
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Post by Steelernation on Nov 28, 2017 16:04:42 GMT -5
11/27: High 76 Low 37 ☀️ *New daily record high
Time: 4:00 PM
Temperature: 45 (7 C)
Conditions: ⛅️
Dew Point: 13 (-11 C)
Wind: NW 15-20 mph
Synopsis: After a low of 28 (-2 C), the high reached 46 (8 C). Much cooler than the last few days.
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Post by alex992 on Nov 29, 2017 0:00:54 GMT -5
12:00 AM
Temp: -61 F (-52 C)
Conditions: Ice Fog
Wind: Calm
Dew Point: -63 F (-53 C)
Snow Depth: 128.4" (326 cm)
High today was -53 F (-47 C) at 1 PM, low is predicted at -64 F (-53 C).
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Post by alex992 on Nov 29, 2017 12:41:58 GMT -5
11/28: -53/-62; Extremely cold with ice fog
12:45 PM
Temp: -60 F (-51 C)
Conditions: Ice Fog
Wind: Calm
Dew Point: -63 F (-53 C)
Snow Depth: 128.4" (326 cm)
Low was -65 F (-54 C) earlier today at 8 AM, heading up to -56 F (-49 C) today with heavy ice fog.
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Post by AJ1013 on Nov 29, 2017 12:43:21 GMT -5
12:45 PM Temp: -60 F (-51 C) Conditions: Ice Fog Wind: Calm Dew Point: -63 F (-53 C) Snow Depth: 128.4" (326 cm) Low was -65 F (-54 C) earlier today at 8 AM, heading up to -56 F (-49 C) today with heavy ice fog. any "heat waves" coming up soon for Winter Haven? -60F is too cold to even be outside lol |
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Post by alex992 on Nov 29, 2017 12:52:10 GMT -5
12:45 PM Temp: -60 F (-51 C) Conditions: Ice Fog Wind: Calm Dew Point: -63 F (-53 C) Snow Depth: 128.4" (326 cm) Low was -65 F (-54 C) earlier today at 8 AM, heading up to -56 F (-49 C) today with heavy ice fog. any "heat waves" coming up soon for Winter Haven? -60F is too cold to even be outside lol Lol, there does look to be a period of milder weather coming around Dec 6-8 with highs around 10 F and lows around 0 F. But of course, mild spells this time of year usually bring snow with them.  Will cool off significantly after Dec 15th though and long range models are showing a brutal cold snap starting around Dec 20 going into the end of December and on into January. Models are predicting January to be extremely, brutally cold. Of course this winter is coming after two much milder than normal winters. December 2015 had an average high of 20 F (normal average high is -12 F), January 2016 had an average high of 11 F (normal average high is -14 F), Feb 2016 had an average high of 16 F (normal is -11 F). And last year even though December 2016 and January 2017 were below normal, February 2017 was so above normal that it ended being a much milder than normal winter. February 2017 had an average high of 26 F vs. the normal high of -11 F.  In fact, March 2017 was more than 20 F colder than February. Ok, didn't mean to go into the whole history, lmao. |
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Post by AJ1013 on Nov 29, 2017 13:01:09 GMT -5
any "heat waves" coming up soon for Winter Haven? -60F is too cold to even be outside lol Lol, there does look to be a period of milder weather coming around Dec 6-8 with highs around 10 F and lows around 0 F. But of course, mild spells this time of year usually bring snow with them. Will cool off significantly after Dec 15th though and long range models are showing a brutal cold snap starting around Dec 20 going into the end of December and on into January. Models are predicting January to be extremely, brutally cold. Of course this winter is coming after two much milder than normal winters. December 2015 had an average high of 20 F (normal average high is -12 F), January 2016 had an average high of 11 F (normal average high is -14 F), Feb 2016 had an average high of 16 F (normal is -11 F). And last year even though December 2016 and January 2017 were below normal, February 2017 was so above normal that it ended being a much milder than normal winter. February 2017 had an average high of 26 F vs. the normal high of -11 F. In fact, March 2017 was more than 20 F colder than February. Ok, didn't mean to go into the whole history, lmao. "Brutally cold" to me is like 0F although I'm guessing in winter haven it must be like -80F or something lol. It's 44F and partly cloudy in Clearstown right now. The last of the snow from Sunday night is melting. |
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Post by alex992 on Nov 29, 2017 13:13:25 GMT -5
Nah, 0 F is perfectly doable, although I would suppose it depends on the person.
Yes, actually models are showing highs in the -65 F to -70 F range and lows in the -80 F range for that brutal cold snap.
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Post by Steelernation on Nov 29, 2017 15:22:56 GMT -5
Nah, 0 F is perfectly doable, although I would suppose it depends on the person. Yes, actually models are showing highs in the -65 F to -70 F range and lows in the -80 F range for that brutal cold snap. What’s the lowest temperature that you think you would actually “like”? I assume the -80 is just to have something interesting and not something you would enjoy. 11/28: High 46 Low 28 ⛅️ Time: 3:10 PM Temperarure: 61 (16 C) Conditions: ☀️ Dew Point: -8 (-22 C) Wind: SW 45-50 mph Synopsis: A sudden warm front came through around 1 PM, bringing the temperature from 45 (8 C) to 62 (17 C) in just 15 minutes. The dew also plunged and the wind picked up. The low this morning was 21 (-5 C), the high so far was 62 (17 C). |
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Post by alex992 on Nov 29, 2017 15:30:54 GMT -5
Nah, 0 F is perfectly doable, although I would suppose it depends on the person. Yes, actually models are showing highs in the -65 F to -70 F range and lows in the -80 F range for that brutal cold snap. What’s the lowest temperature that you think you would actually “like”? I assume the -80 is just to have something interesting and not something you would enjoy. 11/28: High 46 Low 28 ⛅️ Time: 3:10 PM Temperarure: 61 (16 C) Conditions: ☀️ Dew Point: -8 (-22 C) Wind: SW 45-50 mph Synopsis: A sudden warm front came through around 1 PM, bringing the temperature from 45 (8 C) to 62 (17 C) in just 15 minutes. The dew also plunged and the wind picked up. The low this morning was 21 (-5 C), the high so far was 62 (17 C). Definitely not, tbh I wouldn't even enjoy -60 F (-51 C), just something interesting. Also, -80 F isn't really something that happens every year in Winter Haven, more like once every 5 years. Average annual low is -70 F (-57 C), a more "typical" cold snap is lows of about -55 F (-48 C) or so, but this year has been quite brutal, I guess nature balancing itself out after the past two ridiculously mild winters. I could enjoy down to about -35 F (-37 C), that's why the coldest "average" low of my dream climate is about -33 F or -34 F (-37 C). I experienced -35 F back in January 2004 in Upstate NY and it was doable outside with proper clothing up to about 20-30 minutes. I have a strong affinity for cold though and am heat sensitive. I honestly put interest over comfort every time. |
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Will cool off significantly after Dec 15th though and long range models are showing a brutal cold snap starting around Dec 20 going into the end of December and on into January. Models are predicting January to be extremely, brutally cold.
In fact, March 2017 was more than 20 F colder than February.