I don't think we have seen one day over 90 in Vermont this summer. More rain than I would like - but nothing too hot at all. Most days in the 60's and 70's.
This phenomena is very common along the northern coast of California.
At the simplest level it can be explained as the result of hot air in the central valley and cool ocean currents offshore.
In California's 500-mile-long Central Valley, the summer sun heats the air, which rises and is replaced at the surface by cool oceanair drawn inland.
>>>today is the last day in a long series of 90˚ or over. Looking forward to the 80˚'s
No doubt. They say we might even get rain on Sunday, which would break the third longest dry spell in Portland history. In fact, this year has seen numerous weather extremes, including the most snow in 37 years and the fifth wettest winter on record:
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Cool summer in the northeast
Cool summer in the northeast as well.
Trump may take credit.
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In Sacramento we broke the
In Sacramento we broke the all time record for consecutive days over 90 and the streak continues
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Cool in the south. Mostly
Cool in the south. Mostly eighties. Very rare.
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I don't think we have seen
I don't think we have seen one day over 90 in Vermont this summer. More rain than I would like - but nothing too hot at all. Most days in the 60's and 70's.
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Iceberg melting is cooling
Iceberg melting is cooling the atmosphere. :P
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How about now, slack?
How about now, slack?
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Currently 57 in Lamorinda.
Currently 57 in Lamorinda. How are the morning Madlibs, Ned?
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It's a cool 69 here. Got some
It's a cool 69 here. Got some Hard Woking Americans streaming off the spotifys. All good, slicker.
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Today is the last day in a
Today is the last day in a long series of 90˚ or over. Looking forward to the 80˚'s
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This phenomena is very common
http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=3292
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50-59 degrees w Grey Skies
50-59 degrees w Grey Skies and Fog in SF... Typical SF August gloom
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>>>today is the last day in a
>>>today is the last day in a long series of 90˚ or over. Looking forward to the 80˚'s
No doubt. They say we might even get rain on Sunday, which would break the third longest dry spell in Portland history. In fact, this year has seen numerous weather extremes, including the most snow in 37 years and the fifth wettest winter on record:
http://www.wweek.com/news/2017/08/08/it-hasnt-rained-in-portland-in-52-d...
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41 this morning in Caribou,
41 this morning in Caribou, ME. I had to put on a coat before I left the hotel. BRRRRR
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Hot as balls here
Hot as balls here
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That's hot.
That's hot.
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just now while sitting in the
just now while sitting in the shade a dairy cow collapsed dead on top of me out of nowhere.
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