As the sun set temps went down to the upper 30s across the I-10 corridor, down to the mid 40s across the I-4 corridor and low to mid 50s across S FL.
Come on wind, don't give up

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NDG wrote:asd123 wrote:You know Central Floridians, after this cold, we still have hope. The coldest and latest time it's been for Orlando was 27 on March 14, 1932. Also, a couple of days later it hit 30 on March 16, 1932. March 15, 1932 (33 degrees) saw record lows too. http://www.wunderground.com/history/air ... .wmo=99999
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I rather have 90 degree record highs during March
Which by the way, I am still calling for a very warm end of Feb/early March as the PNA is forecasted by the ensembles unanimously to go negative over the next 2 weeks.
asd123 wrote:NDG wrote:asd123 wrote:You know Central Floridians, after this cold, we still have hope. The coldest and latest time it's been for Orlando was 27 on March 14, 1932. Also, a couple of days later it hit 30 on March 16, 1932. March 15, 1932 (33 degrees) saw record lows too. http://www.wunderground.com/history/air ... .wmo=99999
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I rather have 90 degree record highs during March
Which by the way, I am still calling for a very warm end of Feb/early March as the PNA is forecasted by the ensembles unanimously to go negative over the next 2 weeks.
Given the warm outlook, do you think we'll see some seabreeze storms in late feb/march (not regular summertime pattern, just here and there)?
NDG wrote:Glad to see that the NWS offices did not go as low as the MOS guidance which is already busting.
asd123 wrote:NDG wrote:Glad to see that the NWS offices did not go as low as the MOS guidance which is already busting.
How is the MOS busting?
asd123 wrote:Why do you think the bust is happening?
Also, I've heard about these busts (higher than forecast) for lows a lot of times in the immediate forecasts before. I have never heard of busts happening where the lows end up colder than forecasted (underbust highs I've heard plenty of times).
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