I'm in Minnesota until Friday, so joke's on y'all this week!
Ugh ing 91 tomorrow
I'm in Minnesota until Friday, so joke's on y'all this week!
honestly, Ouch. tbh.
When I get back this weekend it'll be in the 60s in SA. Lovely.
ing 90 already at 2PM like we were in May or June
May or June like 2007 or something like that from teenage hood. It's 2024 and we are experiencing exponential global warming. I was in Michigan 2 days ago and the high was upper 60s and low exactly 50, and when I was on Main Street in downtown Royal Oak there was a Free Gaza protest convoy rally with muslim dudes in tank tops in the back of pickup trucks and motorcycles...
fortunately in Minnesota it's highs in the 40s, lows soft freezing next few days... driving back Friday
I prob shouldn't say like May or June since in May dewpoints would be around 65 and June around 75 on a typical day that gets to 91, whereas right now the dewpoint is like 35. So a Phoenix spring day kind of 91 degrees. Still sucks turning AC on in early March though.
I've been to Phoenix for a spurs game in April 2003 the one that ended in a Jake Voskuhl (?!?) game winner. It was like that. 90 for the high but very dry and as soon as the sun went down and we got outside the stadium it was like 55 with a decent breeze. So not bad at all.
At least it's dry heat... for now. May/June is a tropical swamp and July/August is like living in Dubai.
The temp was high but the humidity low, made for an okay evening.
Still should not be 91
I was miserable at Fiesta Texas today and it's only in the 70s. Ugh. Texas sucks.
Dew point is like 51 today, this is pretty nice for San Antonio. Wednesday when 87 is forecast will be pretty ty though. This is going to be a third record breaking summer in a row isn't it?
Idk but I'm bailing north in early-mid April after the eclipse. Can't take it anymore.
So this winter/spring is both wet AND hot. Yuck. Worst of both worlds. Give me La Nina every year. Except for the wasps in the house part.
Get ready we're going to have very severe thunderstorms this afternoon. baseline bum
62% chance of La Nina summer, 83% chance of neutral spring
problem is, in meteorological / NOAA terms "summer" is A-S-O and "spring" is M-J-J, while in San Antonio "spring" is typically M-A-M and it looks like we're in for some severe storms with heat and insufferable humidity mixed in like it's May already.
2020 and 2021 were technically La Nina's and yet San Antonio/Texas had severe storms and deluges deep into the end of May those years, with tornado watches/warnings, hail, and the whole nine yards. Behaved much more like Neutral or El Nino.
2022, 2011 were actually the La Nina's that behaved like they should. Hot and dry May and not stormy here. Of course 2011 was a record tornado season in the south and lower midwest but that didn't affect us. The severe storms traversed around the big old heat high parked around SA-Austin that spring.
They're saying 62% chance of La Nina June-August and 82% chance of neutral April-June.
It'd be a very quick turnaround because SSTs are still well above average in the equatorial Pacific:
Definitely well above Neutral, while the tropical Atlantic is SCALDING hot.
Well this year isn't ing around in waiting to get hot. April is when we usually start getting into the 90s and 91 is forecast for April 1st
Bad April Fool's Day joke. But my forecast says 87 and rain.
I typically just use Google Weather tbh. It pulls from TWC, I think
Next 4 days in the 80s... but next week looks pretty tame, first week of April back down into the 70s for highs and 50s for lows.
Update on Solar eclipse:
https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l...5cc3ddcf08562b
Potential storms for Hill Country (path of totality). Might need to look for a place further North for a guaranteed sunny spot
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