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Pattern Januworry

Januworry stats.
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RDU Stats:
Absolute maximum temperature: 79°F on January 1 (second warmest on record in January!)
Absolute minimum temperature: 15°F on January 30
Average maximum temperature: 50.2°F
Average minimum temperature: 29.3°F
Average overall temperature: 39.7°F (-2.2°F departure from normal)
Precipitation: 5.97"
Snowfall: 2.7" + 5 traces

Overall a very interesting month weather wise here. Much more variability than January 2021.
 
For DFW, we tied for the 2nd driest January on record with only 0.08" of precip.

Also, despite the roller coaster temps, we ended up around normal with an average of only -0.5°F.
 
So Baton Rouge was 2.4 degrees Fahrenheit BN for January. I'll take that. Hopefully next month can keep these cool trends to give an overall cool winter down here.
 
NCSNOW said:
GSO is at -2.3 for the month. Amazing after first 3 days really. We went above seasonal climo on the snowfall. One of the best January's in a while no doubt.
Think we get 2 more shots at a winter storm between now and Feb 20. Not sure how Feb 20-3/15 will take shape to close out. Feb/March is usually when we get the big dog if theirs one to be had. Honestly was just hoping to avoid a shut out back during the Holidays. Just shows you never know long range. Every time you think you have a good pulse, idea, Mother nature throws a new pitch we never seen before.
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I just realized that GSO in January tied the record (records back to 1902) for the largest number of calendar days for any month having 1"+ of snow/sleet with 4 days!

This ties it with these six others:
- Feb 2015
- Jan 2000
- Feb 1989
- Feb 1979
- Jan 1966
- Mar 1960

Moreover, out of those six months, only Jan of 2000 and Jan of 1966 had four days of 1"+ from four separate storms just as was the case for Jan of 2022. That shows how unique Jan of 2022 was at GSO.
 
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