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5-18-2020: May snow in California
as late-season storm brings several inches to Sierra Nevada Mountains
(may have
to copy-paste link into browser to view fox article)
The Memorial Day weekend -- the unofficial start to summer --
is just a few days away, but a storm system
brought inches of snow on Tuesday to higher elevations in California.
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Mother’s Day 10-Inches Snow in NorthEast
Roanoke
Times, 5-10-2020, Pg NandW 3: New England gets
10-inches of Snow
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Record lows
for May (going back to 1923 well before CO2 issues) in the east and not one word about man-made
AGW Global Warming!
Perhaps
just another example of Natural variations in weather - You Think?
Dean Martin
- Baby It's Cold Outside
Yes – we
know its Not PC
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Roanoke
Times, 5-6-2020, Pg Va 3: Record Lows to watch
https://www.roanoke.com/weather/feeling-like-march-in-may-mothers-day-weekend-could-threaten-parts-of-va-with-frosty/article_992f1b6b-5102-50a6-a453-1c93eb81ce9e.html
-https://www.roanoke.com/weather/feeling-like-march-in-may-mothers-day-weekend-could-threaten-parts-of-va-with-frosty/article_992f1b6b-5102-50a6-a453-1c93eb81ce9e.html
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A nation
divided: Polar vortex to unload historic Arctic blast in the East
“In the
East, temperatures are set to tumble as the polar vortex — largely absent all
winter — descends over New England beginning
early Friday. With it will come frigid upper-air temperatures that could
obliterate all-time weather balloon temperature records, and translate to
surface temperatures more characteristic of March.
Temperatures
in the eastern United States
will be the lowest on the planet compared to average.
The
winterlike chill will begin to settle south behind a cold front Friday,
sweeping all the way to the Gulf Coast by early Saturday. Chicago may not make it above 45 just a day
after experiencing highs in the 60s. That would be the lowest May high
temperature Chicago
has seen in nearly a decade and a half.
Dozens of
records could be snagged Saturday morning from the Tennessee
Valley to the Midwest and New England.
In Huntsville, Ala.,
the National Weather Service is forecasting a low of 37 degrees — likely to eclipse a record that has stood
since 1923. It’s a similar story in Nashville,
where a morning low of 36 could be recorded.”
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No AGW
Global Warming Here Now
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