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Post by Ariete on Apr 2, 2020 9:43:28 GMT -5
A shitty month which was just a continuation of the 5-month November. In fact, March had the most wintry conditions of any of them, ahead of November. In a normal winter year March would've been actually really nice, but this year it felt very disappointing.
Highest high: 9.6C (28th) Highest low: 3.8C (9th and 10th) Lowest high: 0.8C (14th) Lowest low: -11.4C (31st, LOLZ)
Departure from 91-19:
High: +2.3C Mean: +2.7C Low: +2.9C Precipitation: 128%
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Post by Benfxmth on Apr 2, 2020 9:56:53 GMT -5
A shitty month which was just a continuation of the 5-month November. In fact, March had the most wintry conditions of any of them, ahead of November. In a normal winter year March would've been actually really nice, but this year it felt very disappointing.
Highest high: 9.6C (28th) Highest low: 3.8C (9th and 10th) Lowest high: 0.8C (14th) Lowest low: -11.4C (31st, LOLZ)
Departure from 91-19:
High: +2.3C Mean: +2.7C Low: +2.9C Precipitation: 128%
Yuck. Thank God I don't have to live through such an abhorrent oceanic climate. |
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Post by Cadeau on Apr 2, 2020 12:44:24 GMT -5
Paris, Île-de-France, France March 2020 Average: High 13.0°C / Low 5.6°C / Mean 9.3°CHighest: 20.9°C [19th] Lowest: 0.1°C [30th] Lowest High: 8.7°C [21st] Highest Low: 12.7°C [11th] Precipitation: 56.2 mmPrecipitation Days: 8 Sunshine Hours: 163.3 hours  - Seoul, South Korea March 2020 Average: High 13.3°C / Low 2.6°C / Mean 7.7°CHighest: 20.6°C [26th] Lowest: -2.8°C [5th] Lowest High: 4.6°C [4th] Highest Low: 8.1°C [26th] Precipitation: 16.3 mmPrecipitation Days: 5 Snowfall: 0.0 cm Snowy Days: 0 Average Relative Humidity: 46.3% Average Wind Speed: 9.0 km/h Sunshine Hours: 262.9 hours  - Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan March 2020 Average: High 16.0°C / Low 6.2°C / Mean 10.7°CHighest: 24.6°C [28th] Lowest: 0.7°C [29th] Lowest High: 7.7°C [29th] Highest Low: 12.6°C [10th] Precipitation: 131.0 mmPrecipitation Days: 11 Snowfall: 1 cm Snowy Days: 2 Average Relative Humidity: 65% Average Wind Speed: 3.1 m/s(11.2 km/h) Sunshine Hours: 181.9 hours  |
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Post by Ariete on Apr 2, 2020 13:56:34 GMT -5
Subarctic Seoul with a record low lower than Turku, lollllll! MUH HARDINESS ZONE!
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Post by Giorbanguly on Apr 2, 2020 16:48:47 GMT -5
Subarctic Seoul with a record low lower than Turku, lollllll! MUH HARDINESS ZONE! At least we don't get 5c highs for 5 months in a row  |
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Post by Ariete on Apr 2, 2020 16:50:30 GMT -5
At least we don't get 5c highs for 5 months in a row
You say that now, but when in Bunghole this would've been the best winter ever.  |
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Post by Giorbanguly on Apr 2, 2020 16:52:36 GMT -5
At least we don't get 5c highs for 5 months in a row
You say that now, but when in Bunghole this would've been the best winter ever. let's see how April goes in Bunghole before we start rating the winter there |
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Post by srfoskey on Apr 3, 2020 19:35:23 GMT -5
This March was somewhat warmer and wetter than average in OKC, with a +3.2F/+1.8C temp anomaly vs. 1981-2010, and 1.98" (50 mm) more rain than normal. There was a chilly, cloudy, rainy period in the middle of the month, but other than that it felt warm and springlike. It seemed like it was cloudier than normal, but sunshine data isn't recorded so I don't know for sure. We got a couple decent thunderstorms, but nothing too crazy. The 92F/33C on March 26 was the hottest March temperature since 2006, when it also hit 92. The dewpoint was only around 55F/13C that day, so it wasn't that unpleasant, but still hotter than I prefer for March. Spring plant growth seemed to be about 1-2 weeks ahead of normal for most of the month; it's only early April and things are already mostly green.   |
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Post by nei on Apr 3, 2020 22:09:39 GMT -5
early March was warmer than late March; def more very warm (for March) days at the beginning. NYC:  Amherst  |
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Post by Nidaros on Apr 4, 2020 4:52:26 GMT -5
The new 1991-2020 mean temperature normal for March in Norway compared to the old 1961-90. cred: met.no Up to 3.6C warming inland SE.
Trondheim, Stavanger, Kristiansand, Narvik have warmed 1.1C-1.5C. Oslo, Røros and Alta have warmed around 2C.
Karasjok has warmed ca 3C
Svalbard Airport/Longyearbyen was 0.5C colder in March 2020 than the old 1961-90 normal - the first month below normal since Nov 2010! A very strong polar vortex this winter and March.
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Post by urania93 on Apr 4, 2020 5:18:57 GMT -5
At least under covid19 lockdown I can try to make the monthly averages more quickly than how I usually do... These are the stats for Grenoble:   Basically, the weather turned quickly toward spring conditions, with a dry second half of the month (which is a little bit annoying, because it corresponded with the beginning of the "stay at home!" measures) Back to the village the month was slightly cooler than usual instead, mostly because of a late cold wave which hit the most of Italy around the end of the month. Curiously, March was actually cooler than February too (Feb had quite a lot of warm foehn wind days which rose a lot the temps stats)   |
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Post by ral31 on Apr 4, 2020 13:06:12 GMT -5
6th warmest March on record. Precip a bit below normal. Quiet severe weather-wise.  Lowest max: 60F Highest min: 67F Days with thunder: 6 Highest dewpoint: 70F Lowest dewpoint: 21F Average dewpoint: 58F ![]() ![]()  |
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Post by Giorbanguly on Apr 4, 2020 22:21:42 GMT -5
Below average month with normal precipitation. Most days are quite chilly and the overall maximum temperature is anemic for March. This was the 4th straight month with mean temperature in the 6.4-7°C range, counting December 2019. Highest temperature: 62°F/17°C (20th) Lowest temperature: 30°F/-1°C (16th, 17th) Lowest maximum: 42°F/6°C (13th) Highest minimum: 46°F/8°C (28th, 29th) Average high: 51.6°F/10.9°C Daily mean: 44.6°F/7.0°C (-2.0°F/1.1°C) Average low: 37.6°F/3.1°C Precipitation: 3.38"/86 mm (-0.13"/-3 mm, 96%) Precipitation days: 17  This looks like one month just copy and pasted over and over again |
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Post by Crunch41 on Apr 4, 2020 23:23:03 GMT -5
March was warm and wetter than average. 4.5F above normal. The 8th reached 65F/18C, very warm for early March. For a while it was on pace to have zero snow or ice days, but then the 21st had a high of 32F and it snowed overnight on the 22nd-23rd. That was the most wintry part of March. The 28th had a thunderstorm and some heavy rain, the first thunderstorm of the year. Most days were a few degrees above average. The monthly low of 23F/-5C was tied the second mildest on record, and much milder than the -5F/-21C in March 2019.  |
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Post by 🖕🏿Mörön🖕🏿 on Apr 5, 2020 0:40:02 GMT -5
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Post by Babu on Apr 5, 2020 12:45:11 GMT -5
Ariete what was wrong with this month lol? It was almost 3'C above average in Turku.  I thought our March was very good, and ours wasn't nearly as warm compared to average as yours. Apart from the first week, we averaged about 4/-3'C. Since the 3rd of March we haven't had a single ice day either. It's been an above average month, albeit not nearly as mild as some other recent Marches, and it's been a little above average in terms of sunshine and only a littlreabove average in terms of precipitation. I think we've had like half a year of consistently above average precipitation now... Temps compared to the 1991-2020 normal: Highs: +1.2 Mean: +1.9 Lows: +3.1 Sunshine compared to 2002-2018: 106% Precipitation compared to 1961-1990: 112%
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Post by Babu on Apr 5, 2020 13:02:13 GMT -5
And here's Lund. A very warm start to the year, and a very stable start to the year. January is still the warmest month so far in terms of mean temperature.  Temperatures compared to 1991-2020 normal: Highs: +1.2 Mean: +1.7 Lows: +1.3 Sunshine compared to 02-15: 110% Precipitation compared to 1961-1990: 40% A good month for Lund. Warmer than average, slightly sunnier than average, and much drier than average. And some leaves in March. |
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Post by Babu on Apr 5, 2020 13:10:05 GMT -5
Sunmary for the country. So far every single month this decade has had stations that have either beaten their temperature mean record, or come within 1'C. I believe a couple stations did so in December last year as well. Closest to record breaking temps in the south, and on the Baltic islands especially.  Slightly above sunshine across the board (or significantly above average compared to 1961-1990), in the aouthernmost station in the country, Falsterbo, it was the sunniest since at least 2002, and very consistently reasonably average precipitation.  A very good month, although maybe it has felt disappointing for some since it's the coldest month in over a year in many parts of the country. |
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Post by Ariete on Apr 5, 2020 13:18:11 GMT -5
Babu as I said, in a normal year March would've been great (except for the record high), but this year it was just a continuation of January and February.
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Post by Giorbanguly on Apr 5, 2020 20:09:47 GMT -5
March was warm and wetter than average. 4.5F above normal. The 8th reached 65F/18C, very warm for early March. For a while it was on pace to have zero snow or ice days, but then the 21st had a high of 32F and it snowed overnight on the 22nd-23rd. That was the most wintry part of March. The 28th had a thunderstorm and some heavy rain, the first thunderstorm of the year. Most days were a few degrees above average. The monthly low of 23F/-5C was tied the second mildest on record, and much milder than the -5F/-21C in March 2019. Happy you guys finally got some above average weather in March. Think you’ve been even worse with cold Marches than us in recent years |
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