We've been scratching our heads about the weather, haven't we? A warm winter, with below-average precipitation and a spring that seems warmer than normal so far makes us wonder what this summer will bring.
Here's what the Farmers' Almanac says about the rest of spring:
APRIL 2012: temperature 66° (3° above avg.); precipitation 5.5" (1" above avg.); Apr 1-2: Sunny, warm; Apr 3-10: Scattered t-storms, very warm; Apr 11-19: Scattered t-storms, warm; Apr 20-22: Sunny, cool; Apr 23-30: A few t-storms, cool.
MAY 2012: temperature 70° (1° below avg.); precipitation 4.5" (0.5" below avg.); May 1-5: Sunny, warm; May 6-11: T-storms, then sunny, cool; May 12-21: Rain, then sunny, quite pleasant; May 22-24: T-storms, warm; May 25-31: Scattered t-storms, seasonable.
Interestingly, here are the high, low, and average temperatures for April 19 for the previous 10 years:
High Low Average
2011 87.1 73.0 77.8
2010 71.1 52.0 60.3
2009 73.9 57.9 64.6
2008 73.4 46.4 57.2
2007 71.6 51.8 62.9
2006 91.9 68.0 79.9
2005 81.0 59.0 70.5
2004 80.1 60.1 70.4
2003 81.0 54.0 71.2
2002 88.0 68.0 76.8
and 2012
So, what's your definition of "average?"
Interestingly, here are the high, low, and average temperatures for April 19 for the previous 10 years:
High Low Average
2011 87.1 73.0 77.8
2010 71.1 52.0 60.3
2009 73.9 57.9 64.6
2008 73.4 46.4 57.2
2007 71.6 51.8 62.9
2006 91.9 68.0 79.9
2005 81.0 59.0 70.5
2004 80.1 60.1 70.4
2003 81.0 54.0 71.2
2002 88.0 68.0 76.8
and 2012
So, what's your definition of "average?"
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