As per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Current climate normals are calculated using the past 3 complete decades and recalculated every 10 years. So, I went back and calculated what was normal for the last 10 climate normal periods specifically for Chester County PA. The below show what the climate normals were for the 10 years following each calculation with the earliest being 1901-1930 normals and the latest being our current climate normal period of 1991-2020. Averages in red are the warmest and blue the coolest across those periods. Of note our warmest climate normal period was 1931-1960 and our coolest period was 1961-1990.

90.3

92 FML

Hi of 90.1 in my station today.

Torch my ****!!!!

86.3 in Muttontown & 85.5 in Syosset for highs today.

2 hours ago, Ag3 said:

Hi of 90.1 in my station today.

Torch my ****!!!!

Something wrong with you

What's wrong with beautiful 60s

34 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Something wrong with you

What's wrong with beautiful 60s

Even 75-80 is fine, but I have to admit the 87 out here didn't feel that bad because the humidity was 13%.

65 days until we start losing daylight

The Devault DEOS station recorded a high of 90.7 yesterday this is the first 90 degree reading at any County station so far this year. None of the other stations reached 90 but upper 80's were common across the valley locations. Today should be 10 to 12 degrees cooler with highs in the mid to upper 70's. This is still 10+ degrees above normal levels. We chill well below normal by Sunday with highs remaining in the low to mid 50's with shower chances increasing. A freeze remains a possibility by Tuesday morning.

Temps in Iowa dropping about 30 degrees in 15 minutes

5 minutes ago, Tornadojay said:

Temps in Iowa dropping about 30 degrees in 15 minutes

That happned all over Nebraska and Iowa.

3 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

That happned all over Nebraska and Iowa.

How do you like the Climate out there so far compared to Elizabeth New Jersey?

Just now, Andrew said:

How do you like the Climate out there so far compared to Elizabeth New Jersey?

It's interesting, it changes a lot. It is 36 degrees colder than at this time yesterday and we have sustained winds at 35 MPH right now.

4 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

It's interesting, it changes a lot. It is 36 degrees colder than at this time yesterday and we have sustained winds at 35 MPH right now.

Rain chances next week going poof.

1 minute ago, Snowlover76 said:

Rain chances next week going poof.

Models waffle a lot, you're talking about location of convection.

As long as the systems are there, I like the chances.

Just now, Analog1888 said:

Only in your imagination.

This has been the pattern since 2021 in these parts. Things look good then completely dry up as you get closer.

Its very disappointing to watch.

Just now, Snowlover76 said:

This has been the pattern since 2021 in these parts. Things look good then completely dry up as you get closer.

Its very disappointing to watch.

I think we'll have normal precip this spring, maybe even above normal.

It may be a case of one person getting lucky one time and another getting lucky another, but that's what happens with convection.

Just now, Analog1888 said:

Models waffle a lot, you're talking about location of convection.

As long as the systems are there, I like the chances.

Hope youre right. Not good to be this dry at planting season. The pivots might be on in May this year if this holds up

3 minutes ago, Snowlover76 said:

Hope youre right. Not good to be this dry at planting season. The pivots might be on in May this year if this holds up

You're double where you were this time last year.