So far, it’s been Octobrrr
October 16, 2009
Filed under Omaha, USA
Tags: brrr, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold October, cold record, coldest start to October, cool, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, Kearney, Nebraska, Omaha, record cold, temperature, temperatures, unseasonably cold, unseasonably cold weather, unusual cold, unusually cold, USA, weather
So far, it’s been Octobrrr
http://www.omaha.com
October 16, 2009
You’ve turned the furnace on earlier than you wished, your golf game got canceled — and you’re already eyeing a new sweater.
If it gives you any comfort, you’ve been through the coldest start to October on record.
Regional offices of the National Weather Service crunched the numbers Thursday. They found that the combined average daytime-nighttime temperature in the first 14 days of the month was an astonishing 12 to 15 degrees below normal.
That’s based on records dating back from 50 to more than 100 years, depending on the time period evaluated by each office.
USA Temps: 868 Lowest Max temps and 651 Low temps recorded for week ending 19 July 2009 – Updated
July 20, 2009
Filed under USA
Tags: brrr, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold record, cold summer, cold weather, cool, cool summer, cool weather, elusive summer, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, record cold, summer, temperature, temperatures, unseasonably cold weather, unusual cold, unusually cold, USA, weather
USA Temps: 868 Lowest Max temps and 651 Low temps recorded for week ending 19 July 2009
Update 22 July 2009:
Further records have been broken!
1077 Lowest max temps and 856 Low temps for week ending Tue 21 July
Click here for details
HAMweather, July 20, 2009
| Record Events for Mon Jul 13, 2009 through Sun Jul 19, 2009 | |
| Total Records: | 2481 |
| Rainfall: | 441 |
| High Temperatures: | 204 |
| Low Temperatures: | 651 |
| Lowest Max Temperatures: | 868 |
| Highest Min Temperatures: | 317 |
Hubbard County: Sweaters in summer? Jackets in July?
July 19, 2009
Filed under Minnesota, USA
Tags: climate, climate change, cold, cold summer, cool, cool summer, elusive summer, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, Hubbard County, La Nina, summer, temperature, temperatures, unseasonably cold, unseasonably cold weather, unusual cold, unusually cold, unusually cold pattern, USA, weather
Sweaters in summer? Jackets in July?
http://www.parkrapidsenterprise.com
July 18 2009
Hubbard County and the surrounding regions are gripped in an unusually cold pattern, a strong, persistent low pressure system parked over Ontario that’s been around since late spring.
Manitoba: Winter grips 90 per cent of north, migratory birds can’t breed
June 20, 2009
Filed under Canada, Manitoba
Tags: arctic, brrr, Canada, chilly, Churchill, climate, climate change, cold, cold June, cold snowy conditions, cold summer, Environment Canada, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, Hudson Bay, ice blanket, late spring, Manitoba, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, Ontario, snow, snow cover, snowdrifts, snowfall, summer, temperature, temperatures, unseasonably cold weather, unusual cold, weather
Big chill in Churchill
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com
13/06/2009
Winter grips 90 per cent of north, migratory birds can’t breed
It is the winter that refuses to go away in northern Manitoba and most of the eastern Arctic.
Tasmania: Record Low Temperatures
May 1, 2009
Filed under australia, Tasmania
Tags: australia, BoM, brrr, Bureau of Meteorology, Butlers Gorge, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold record, cold snap, coldest April days on record, Dover, Fingal, Flinders Island Airport, freeze, freezing, Geeveston, global cooling, Global Freeze, global warming, Hobart, Launceston, Liawenee, Orford, record cold, Record low April temperatures, Scottsdale, Tarraleah, Tasmania, temperature, temperatures, unseasonably cold weather, weather
A cold end to April in Tasmania
http://www.bom.gov.au
30 April 2009
Record low April temperatures at some sites: The last two mornings have seen Flinders Island Airport drop below its previous April lowest temperature of 0.1 °C, reaching zero on Wednesday and down to -0.3 °C on Thursday morning. Several other sites (including Fingal, Geeveston and Dover) have also registered record low April temperatures. Meanwhile, Orford, Scottsdale and Tarraleah are among those to have had their coldest April days on record.
Near-record April low for Tasmania: The temperature at Liawenee, on the Central Plateau, dipped to -7.5 °C on Wednesday morning. This is the second-coldest April temperature ever recorded in Tasmania, just short of the -7.7 °C at the same site in 2001. It is still well short of the annual record of -13 °C recorded at Butlers Gorge, Shannon and Tarraleah in June 1983.
Three cold days in Hobart: The maximum temperature at the Bureau of Meteorology’s observing site in Battery Point, Hobart on Monday was 11.5, on Tuesday 11.3 and on Wednesday 11.1 °C. This is the first time since 1952 that Hobart has recorded three consecutive April days with the temperature below 12 °C, and it has only occurred on six previous occasions since measurements with standard instrumentation began in 1896.
Two cold mornings in Hobart: The temperature at Hobart dropped to 1.3 °C just after 6 am this morning. On Wednesday morning it dropped to 1.7 °C. This is the first time since 1953 that Hobart has had two consecutive April nights below 2 °C.
Four cold days in Launceston: The temperature in Launceston only reached 11.6 °C on Sunday, as cloud kept temperatures down in the north of the state. On Monday it reached 13.5, on Tuesday 13.0 and on Wednesday 14.4 °C. This is the first time since 1986 that Launceston has had four consecutive April days below 15 °C.
Three cold nights in Launceston: Launceston recorded minimum temperatures of -0.3, -0.5 and -0.6 °C over the last three mornings. A run of three April nights below zero has not been recorded since the current observing site was established in 1980.
Cold weather interstate: Victoria, New South Wales and the ACT have also been experiencing unseasonably cold weather, with similar long runs of cold days and very low temperatures at some sites. Temperatures recorded on Wednesday morning at the alpine sites of Victoria’s Mount Hotham (-8.2 °C) and NSW’s Charlotte Pass (-13.0 °C) are both new record April lows for those states.
