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Post by boombo on Mar 19, 2018 3:09:55 GMT -5
The five coldest March days ever recorded in Bingley (since 1973) (-3.9C, 28 February 2018) 1. -2.3C, 1 March 2018 2. -1.7C, 2 March 2018 3. -1.6C, 3 March 2018 4= -1.3C, 11 March 2013 4= -1.3C, 24 March 2013 If I did the same list for the other months I'm pretty sure most of them wouldn't have any days from the past five years, March is trending warmer as well so to get a result like that is a real statistical fluke. Updated after yesterday: (-3.9C, 28 February 2018) 1. -2.3C, 1 March 2018 2. -1.7C, 2 March 2018 3. -1.6C, 3 March 2018 4. -1.4C, 18 March 2018 5= -1.3C, 11 March 2013 5= -1.3C, 24 March 2013 The 17th from this month would also be on that list if it wasn't for the early hours of the morning being relatively mild. Most Marches are still warmer than average these days as well, it's just that 2013 and 2018 have both thrown some really freakish easterly cold spells at us out of nowhere. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2018 15:41:20 GMT -5
Coldest March days here:
1. -6.3°C, 1 March 2018
2. -3.6°C, 2nd & 18th March 2018
3. -2.9°C, 3rd March 2018 & 11th March 2013
This year's cold spell blue anything in 2013 out of the water.
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Post by boombo on Apr 18, 2018 8:02:24 GMT -5
11.8C was the overnight low in Bingley last night, the joint-warmest April night on record  We're forecast 12C or so for tonight as well, so the record might not last long. |
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Post by Ariete on Apr 18, 2018 11:14:08 GMT -5
11.8C was the overnight low in Bingley last night, the joint-warmest April night on record We're forecast 12C or so for tonight as well, so the record might not last long. Nice! Surprised it's not higher! |
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Post by Crunch41 on Apr 18, 2018 22:10:32 GMT -5
April has been much colder and snowier than usual. I'm not sure but some local records probably have been broken. I can't remember the last time there was lasting snow in April here. Also April is starting off colder than an average March. Eastern Wisconsin just had a large snowstorm, so they are probably breaking snow depth records. Here's a map of snow depth, over 50cm on the ground still with more snow falling now. Usually there's no snow this time of year except in the northernmost parts. The range over 50cm was larger two days ago but the snow compacted and might have melted since then.  Also check out the 1 meter depths in Ontario! That's going to take time to melt. |
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Post by boombo on Apr 22, 2018 5:39:25 GMT -5
11.8C was the overnight low in Bingley last night, the joint-warmest April night on record We're forecast 12C or so for tonight as well, so the record might not last long. The overnight low last night was 13.4C, but since it's just gone from 15.4C at 10 am down to 9.7C at 11 am when a heavy shower passed by it won't count. Boke  |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2018 15:22:02 GMT -5
my hunch was right. 27.2C in oskarshamn a few days ago was indeed the highest temperature recorded so early in the year in sweden
google translate
Friday's heat record
Never before has it been so hot as early in April, as it was during Friday.
Friday's warmth in eastern Götaland is unprecedented in Swedish weather history. The highest temperature was 27.2 degrees in Oskarshamn. It is the highest temperature noted in the country on April 20 or earlier through all ages.
Looking at the statistical rolls for the maximum temperature for April 20 or earlier, it is found that the previous record was 25.5 degrees in Skåne Osby on April 15, 1952. The Swedish temperature record for April is 29.0 degrees in Genevad, Halland, April 27, 1993 .
In many other places in eastern Småland, Östergötland and Södermanland, you experienced local "this early in the season" record, including in Stockholm at 23.5 degrees.
Tied April record for Västervik
Individual stations hit April record, or at least touched it. 26.8 degrees in Gladhammar outside Västervik is a April record of April 27, 1993. The measurements began in 1859 for the linked Västervik / Gladhammar series.
Last we were even hotter in April than Friday's 27.2 degrees was April 30, 2000 when Småland Markaryd noted 28.8 degrees.
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Post by Crunch41 on May 9, 2018 21:15:53 GMT -5
This is a bit old, but there was record-breaking snow in eastern Wisconsin last month. The biggest storm was around the 15th of the month, and the highest report I remember was 29" for that storm. With the wind, snow drifts were up over 5 feet in places. Official snow depth peaked at 19 inches at the Green Bay airport. The storm gave them 24" of new snow, their second largest snowstorm on record, in any month. Their previous snowiest April was 15", for the entire month.
April finished with 36.7" snow and 4.87" total (93cm and 124mm)
Here is the NWS Record report for the storm.
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SXUS73 KGRB 161742
RERGRB
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREEN BAY WI
1242 PM CDT MON APR 16 2018
...HISTORIC SNOWSTORM SET MANY SNOWFALL AND PRECIPITATION
RECORDS AT GREEN BAY...
HERE IS THE FINAL SNOWFALL TOTAL FROM THE STORM. THE ONCE IN
A LIFETIME SNOWSTORM OVER THE WEEKEND SET MANY SNOWFALL AND
PRECIPITATION RECORDS AT GREEN BAY. IT IS STILL SNOWING THIS
MORNING, SO THE SNOWFALL AND PRECIPITATION TOTALS FROM THE
STORM ARE EXPECTED TO GO UP SLIGHTLY LATER TODAY.
THE STORM BROUGHT BLIZZARD CONDITIONS TO NORTHEAST WISCONSIN,
MADE ROADS IMPASSABLE THROUGHOUT THE REGION, CAUSED SPORADIC
POWER OUTAGES, WIND GUSTS OF 35 TO 50 MPH WERE REPORTED AND
PRODUCED WAVES OF 10 TO 16 FEET WAVES ON LAKE MICHIGAN. MANY
BUSINESSES WERE CLOSED FOR A FEW DAYS DUE TO THE STORM.
MINOR FLOODING WAS NOTED AT THE MOUTH OF THE FOX RIVER IN
GREEN BAY. HIGH WAVES ON LAKE MICHIGAN PRODUCED SOME DAMAGE
TO THE RAMP LEADING TO THE SS BADGER IN MANITOWOC.
HERE IS A LIST OF RECORDS THAT OCCURRED OR ARE STILL ONGOING.
MORE RAIN AND SNOW IS IN THE FORECAST THIS WEEK.
DAILY PRECIPITATION RECORDS
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DAILY PRECIPITATION OLD PRECIPITATION
RECORD (INCHES) RECORD (INCHES) YEAR(S)
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APRIL 13 1.53 1.20 1952
APRIL 14 1.18 0.99 1987
DAILY SNOWFALL RECORDS
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DAILY SNOWFALL OLD SNOWFALL
RECORD (INCHES) RECORD (INCHES) YEAR(S)
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APRIL 13 2.5 1.4 1934
APRIL 14 11.0 6.2 1928
APRIL 15 10.2 10.0 1904
DAILY TEMPERATURE RECORDS
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DAILY RECORD NEW RECORD OLD RECORD YEAR(S)
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APRIL 15 RECORD LOW MAX 28 TIED 28 1935
THE WEEKEND SNOWSTORM CRUSHED THE PREVIOUS ALL-TIME APRIL SNOWSTORM
ON RECORD. THE TOP FIVE APRIL SNOWSTORMS ON RECORD AT GREEN BAY.
LARGEST APRIL SNOWSTORMS
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SNOWFALL
RANK (INCHES) DATE(S) YEAR(S)
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1 24.2 APRIL 13-16 2018
2 11.0 APRIL 04-05 1977
3 10.3 APRIL 14-15 1904
4 10.2 APRIL 01-02 1929
5 10.1 APRIL 19-20 2011
THE WEEKEND SNOWSTORM WILL END UP AS THE 2ND LARGEST SNOWSTORM
ON RECORD AT GREEN BAY. ONLY THE SNOWSTORM ON MARCH 1-2, 1888
RECORDED MORE SNOW WITH 29.0 INCHES.
LARGEST SNOWSTORMS ON RECORD
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SNOWFALL
RANK (INCHES) DATE(S) YEAR(S)
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1 29.0 MARCH 01-02 1888
2 24.2 APRIL 13-16 2018
3 23.1 JANUARY 8-9 1889
4 17.8 MARCH 22-23 2011
5 17.5 MARCH 13-14 1997
6 16.8 FEBRUARY 27-28 1890
AS OF MARCH 31ST OF THIS YEAR, THE SEASONAL SNOWFALL TOTAL WAS
31.4 INCHES WHICH WAS WELL BELOW NORMAL UP TO THAT DATE. AS OF
7 AM THIS MORNING, 36.7 INCHES OF SNOW HAS FALLEN IN APRIL. THE
MONTH OF APRIL ACCOUNTED FOR 54% OF THIS WINTER`S SNOWFALL TOTAL.
THE WEEKEND SNOWSTORM ALONE OBLITERATED THE PREVIOUS APRIL MONTHLY
SNOWFALL RECORD. AS OF 7 AM THIS MORNING, THE MONTHLY TOTAL STANDS
AT 36.7 INCHES FOR APRIL AND IS STILL SNOWING THIS MORNING. SOME
SNOW IS IN THE FORECAST DURING THE MIDDLE OF THIS WEEK.
HERE IS A LIST OF THE TOP FIVE SNOWIEST APRILS ON RECORD.
SNOWIEST APRILS ON RECORD
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RANK SNOWFALL (INCHES) YEAR(S)
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1 36.7 ** 2018
2 15.1 1907
3 12.7 1910
4 12.5 1923
5 12.2 1929
NOTE: SNOWFALL TOTAL THROUGH 7 AM ON THE 16TH.
PRECIPITATION TOTALS OVER THE WEEKEND WERE FROM 2 TO 4 INCHES ACROSS
CENTRAL INTO NORTHEAST WISCONSIN WITH SLIGHTLY LOWER AMOUNTS ACROSS
THE FAR NORTH. THE COMBINATION OF THE RAIN AND HEAVY SNOW ALONG WITH
SNOW MELT WILL LEAD TO A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THE RISK OF RIVER
FLOODING FOR THE REMAINDER OF APRIL.
HERE IS A LIST OF THE TOP TEN WETTEST APRILS ON RECORD. THERE ARE
STILL TWO WEEKS TOO GO FOR THE MONTH!
WETTEST APRILS ON RECORD
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RANK PRECIPITATION (INCHES) YEAR(S)
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1 6.47 1929
2 6.24 2011
3 5.91 1994
4 5.52 1953
5 5.48 1896
6 4.90 1910
7 4.85 ** 2018
8 4.84 1968
** NOTE: PRECIPITATION TOTAL FOR THE MONTH THROUGH 7 AM ON
THE 16TH.
ECKBERG
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Post by Ariete on May 14, 2018 13:43:04 GMT -5
New all time record for the max May diurnal was recorded in Lappeenranta Konnunsuo: 29.0C high, 1.0C low! Difference broken by 0.5C! That location has now the May, June and September daily diurnal record.
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Post by Babu on May 29, 2018 7:10:06 GMT -5
Most stations in Sweden will beat their old May records by a degree or two, except the ridiculous anomoly that is Umeå. 5 stations are guaranteed to reach 400h, and most stations in the country will beat their old record. Today Umeå got to beat its PATHETIC 26.6'C record (2'C colder than everywhere else in the region. Only 3 non-island (or thin strips of peninsula) locations have a lower record, and those are in the fells near the Norwegian border. Only temps up until 11 are available on Ogimet so far, which was 27.0'C at 11. In other news, Skagsudde, a lighthouse on a narrow peninsula close to Umeå had a record of 22.9'C. At 11 today they had already reached 25.5'C, smashing their old record by 2.6'C as early as 11 in the day. In fact, they beat their old record before 9 o'clock in the morning at which the temperature was 23.5'C. That's pretty cool.
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Post by Nidaros on May 29, 2018 11:12:41 GMT -5
New all time record for the max May diurnal was recorded in Lappeenranta Konnunsuo: 29.0C high, 1.0C low! Difference broken by 0.5C! That location has now the May, June and September daily diurnal record. Many stations inland S Norway also very large diurnals in Apr and May. But I haven't seen as much as 28C.
Rena May 15th: low 0.8C, high 26.7C Tynset from 0.8C to 26.8C on May 24th. Dividalen (inland Troms) from -1.5C to 23.9C on May 16th As I mentioned, Røros from 0C to 25C.
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Post by Babu on May 29, 2018 13:57:59 GMT -5
Our final record was set at 27.8'C. Not a great May record but more respectable than 26.6'C...
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Post by Ariete on May 29, 2018 14:01:03 GMT -5
Turku seems to fall a bit short in getting a 15C mean temp this May. Lohja Porla and Helsinki Kumpula seem to be the best candidates to reach this "magical" mark.
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Post by Babu on May 29, 2018 14:37:13 GMT -5
Uppsala broke their May record since 1722! 29.7'C vs 29.3'C.
EDIT: Nvm, Uppsala hit 32.8'C in 1841.
And Skagsudde broke their record of 22.9'C by fucking 3.6'C!! Records go back to 1962
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Post by Nidaros on May 29, 2018 15:46:16 GMT -5
The 31.4°C in Etne on May 28th crushed the 64-year record of 29°C for Hordaland province (where Bergen is), also new record for SW Norway.
Bergen itself recorded 29.8°C also crushing the old record with more than 2°C, recording of temperature there since 1858.
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Post by Babu on May 30, 2018 8:31:05 GMT -5
Gothenburg has reached at least 30.2'C today, beating the record since 1901 at 29.7'C. However, they probably had a higher record in earlier recordings but that record isn't easily available.
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2018 10:27:29 GMT -5
^^
30.6C now
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Post by jgtheone on May 30, 2018 10:36:02 GMT -5
Can't wait to see the scandinavian weatherboxes for once, May will look so out of place lol
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Post by Babu on May 30, 2018 12:45:00 GMT -5
Can't wait to see the scandinavian weatherboxes for once, May will look so out of place lol With this warm up you'd expect July to be 35'C |
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Post by Babu on May 30, 2018 12:56:14 GMT -5
Hallands väderö, an island between Gothenburg and Malmö, reached 30.1'C today. That's pretty incredible for an island. The island is pretty close to the mainland, but it's absolutely tiny too. Very impressive record!
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