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If this happens in winter, are we seeing 120+ temps widespread?
This is super nerdy, but a testament to the truly weird weather pattern happening today across eastern North America. 595 dm heights = unusually high even for mid-summer. It’s sort of like seeing a snowstorm in July. Completely out of character for the atmosphere.https://twitter.com/judah47/status/966422929377554432 …
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I know you meant summer. I too am curious to know the answer to this question.
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I mean summer***
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I like this post about average 500mb heights over time: https://twitter.com/Climatologist49/status/966437391325044736 … Interesting implications for high-amplitude events in the future.
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Until yesterday I did not know this was a thing. Interesting...and more bad news I suppose.
#NotAMeteorologist
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I am also old enough to remember when the warmest days of the winter came with wind, clouds and rain and not blue skies and still wind.
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Got bit by mosquitos tonight, saw a bat flyingpic.twitter.com/xFd4docxZv
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What about the 530+ over the North Pole at this time of the year? I mean, the sun isn't above the horizon, right?
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What does "dm" stand for?
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Decimeter
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