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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread

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Lickwx said:
Look for yourself lol, OKC for example raw avgs were adjusted down by 1 degree while other places like Rochester NY were adjusted by a degree up, some places more. Raw averages and the normals are always different, that's not new but what is is the crazy station-to-station discrepancies! Nashville is probably one of the most egregious offenders Ive seen so far.
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Where are you generating those PDFs? The climate dataset site is an absolute maze
 
The site that intrigues me most in the Carolinas is the Charleston City (downtown) reporting station. You have to go south down the inland Florida Peninsula a good ways (south of Gainesville, FL), or to around Darien/Brunswick GA along the coast, to find winter lows as warm. Looks like the January average low increased from 42.8F to 43.6F.
 
blueheronNC said:
The site that intrigues me most in the Carolinas is the Charleston City (downtown) reporting station. You have to go south down the inland Florida Peninsula a good ways (south of Gainesville, FL), or to around Darien/Brunswick GA along the coast, to find winter lows as warm. Looks like the January average low increased from 42.8F to 43.6F.
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Have you seen Hatteras though?
 
Lickwx said:
Have you seen Hatteras though?
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Still not as warm for lows in winter (January clocks in at 40.6F). Charleston downtown is by far the farthest north with USDA Zone 9a (significant portions of northern Florida / panhandle have colder lows at 8b).
 
blueheronNC said:
Still not as warm for lows in winter (January clocks in at 40.6F). Charleston downtown is by far the farthest north with USDA Zone 9a (significant portions of northern Florida / panhandle have colder lows at 8b).
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Hatteras is also zone 9 as is a few parts of the outberbanks. mean min is 23 on hatteras. Thats as warm as savannah, actually higher i think
 
Are radars enhanced now? Second day in a row where radar is lit with orange and some red but nothing falling. Like damn virga, but its so humid.
 
Someone is going to have their summer washed out, nothing but storms, depending on where the boundary and edge of the SE ridge decides to camp out this summer. Looks like through May 20, it settles in and around Tennessee, but I think it could push more towards the Ohio Valley for the summer.
 
cd2play said:
Someone is going to have their summer washed out, nothing but storms, depending on where the boundary and edge of the SE ridge decides to camp out this summer. Looks like through May 20, it settles in and around Tennessee, but I think it could push more towards the Ohio Valley for the summer.
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Move here if you are having too much rain
 
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