The temperature last month was 2.6 degrees below normal and the precipitation was 1.12 inches higher than average. Snowfall, for the first time all winter, was higher than normal – but, we’re still nearly 6 inches below average for the winter.
It was also more than 2.50 inches wetter than normal. Snowfall has lagged behind for the season as well. Fall was a windy season – with the greatest wind speeds clocked at more than 65 mph.
Most of us have heard the terms weather forecasters throw around when talking about their craft. However, what do they actually mean?
November 2010 goes into the record books a bit warmer and quite a bit drier than average. The average temperature was 41.4 degrees. That is just 0.8-degree higher than average. Precipitation for the month wound up at 2.62 inches. That is 1.85 inches below normal.
Precipitation last month was pretty close to average while the temperature was a tad warmer than normal, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
The average temperature last month was 2.2 degrees above average. Meanwhile, the precipitation was slightly below average.
While the humidity made things feel worse than it was, it was only 3.3 degrees higher than average – and only good for 6th place on the list of all-time hot Julys dating back to 1844, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
The average temperature last month was 1.4 degrees above average despite the dreary rainy days throughout most of June. The total precipitation, however, was 4.32 inches above average – and more than the precipitation for March, April and May combined.
Summer begins at 7:28 a.m. today, taking over from a spring that was the warmest on record. The average temperature for spring 2010 was 50.8 degrees. That is 5.9 degrees warmer than usual, according to Bill Gregway, local observer for the National Weather Service.
The average temperature last month, 60.6 degrees, was more than4 degrees higher than average and appears to also be the third warmest May on record in the Port City.
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