RECORD LOWS FOR MON MAY 2nd 2005
Alliance NE 12F ** COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Havre MT 14F tied 1954
Chadron NE 15F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Casper WY 17F
Sidney NE 17F
North Platte NE 18F ** COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Huron SD 20F
Rapid City SD 22F tied 1976
Mc Cook NE 24F tied 1989
Russell KS 28F tied 1961
Chanute KS 28F
Indianapolis IN 31F tied 1961
Kansas City MO 31F
Beckley WV 31F tied 1978
Lynchburg VA 32F
Springfield IL 32F tied 1966
Wichita KS 33F
Islip NY 36F
Trenton NJ 37F
Meridian MS 43F
Montgomery AB 44F tied 1963
Hattiesburg MS 45F
Alexandria LA 46F
Austin Bergstorm TX 48F
Mobile AB 50F tied 1996
CANADIAN RECORDS
Grande Praire Alberta -6.2C 22F
Medicine Hat Alberta -9.1C 15F
Fort Mc Murray Alberta -9.9C 14F
And Amarillo TX saw 4.7 inches of snow today, a new May 2nd record and the first measurable snow ever recorded on this date.
On the other end of the scale, Miami International Airport soared to 92F, good enough for a new May 2nd record HIGH temperature.
It was only the 2nd time for this year that Miami has reached into the 90s (March 23rd 90F*also was a record*) .
Today's 92F was the hottest temperature recorded since September 1st, 2nd and 3rd 2004 in that city.
-justin-
Record cold!
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Severe Weather Central For May 3, 2005
Special guest for this show will be WISH-TV Channel 8 Meteorlogist Sean Ash from Indianapolis. This is the same station we got our first guest from, Randy Ollis. Sean Ash joined WISH-TV News 8 in February of 2000 as a weekend morning meteorologist. A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Sean graduated from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Atmospheric Sciences and an A.S. in Meteorological Technology.
Sean began his broadcasting career as a weekend morning and evening meteorologist at WTVC in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sean has been a member of the National Weather Association since July of 1999 and he was awarded the National Weather Service Seal of Approval in March of 2000.
Severe weather is the reason why Sean became a meteorologist. Along with fellow Forecast 8 meteorologist Steve Bray, he tracked the phenomenal September 20th tornadoes in 2002. This turned out to be the most destructive outbreak of tornadoes since 1974 & second longest tornado track at 112 miles.
When he's not on-air, Sean loves to visit local schools and rotary clubs to explain how weather works and what it takes to become a meteorologist with his own unique enthusiasm. Besides weather, Sean's other passion is sports. He is a self-proclaimed college basketball "junkie", but wishes his forecasts for the NCAA tournament brackets turned out a little better. Sean also enjoys traveling, movies, culinary arts and getting some rest between storm coverage.
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Sean began his broadcasting career as a weekend morning and evening meteorologist at WTVC in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sean has been a member of the National Weather Association since July of 1999 and he was awarded the National Weather Service Seal of Approval in March of 2000.
Severe weather is the reason why Sean became a meteorologist. Along with fellow Forecast 8 meteorologist Steve Bray, he tracked the phenomenal September 20th tornadoes in 2002. This turned out to be the most destructive outbreak of tornadoes since 1974 & second longest tornado track at 112 miles.
When he's not on-air, Sean loves to visit local schools and rotary clubs to explain how weather works and what it takes to become a meteorologist with his own unique enthusiasm. Besides weather, Sean's other passion is sports. He is a self-proclaimed college basketball "junkie", but wishes his forecasts for the NCAA tournament brackets turned out a little better. Sean also enjoys traveling, movies, culinary arts and getting some rest between storm coverage.
To listen to the show at 10:30 EDT, check out:
http://radio.nhcwx.com/
If you would like to interact live on the show as well you can get to this via our YIM Handle:
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RECORD LOWS TUES MAY 3rd 2005
Williston ND 10F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Valentine NE 18F
Dubuque IA 21F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Waterloo IA 22F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Mason City IA 22F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Moline IL 25F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Lincoln IL 25F
Grand Island NE 25F tied 1907
Cedar Rapids IA 25F
Rockford IL 26F
Burlington IA 28F
Peoria IL 28F
Indianapolis IN 29F
St Joseph MO 29F
Gilbert AR 30F tied 1976
Chanute KS 30F
Beckley WV 30F tied 1981
Cincinnati OH 30F
Williamsport PA 30F tied 1966
Fayetteville AR 31F
Champaign IL 31F
Springfield MO 31F tied 1967
Lynchburg VA 31F
Charleston WV 31F
Quincy IL 31F
Dulles Airport MD 32F tied 1963
Dayton OH 32F
Allentown PA 32F
Reading PA 32F
Morristown TN 32F
Lexington KY 32F
Bluefield WV 32F tied 1971
Wilmington DE 33F tied 1941
Salisbury MD 33F tied 1988
Louisville KY 34F
Evansville IN 34F
Baltimore MD 34F tied 1986
Bowling Green KY 34F tied 1895
Trenton NJ 35F
Memphis TN 35F
Tulsa OK 35F
Atlantic City NJ 35F tied 1986
Jackson TN 35F
Ft Smith AR 37F
Nashville TN 37F
Islip NY 38F
North Little Rock AR 43F tied 2004
Greenwood MS 46F tied 1971
Alexandria LA 49F tied 2004
IN CANADA
Brandon MB -7.2C 19F tied 1963
-justin-
Williston ND 10F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Valentine NE 18F
Dubuque IA 21F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Waterloo IA 22F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Mason City IA 22F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Moline IL 25F **COLDEST EVER IN MAY**
Lincoln IL 25F
Grand Island NE 25F tied 1907
Cedar Rapids IA 25F
Rockford IL 26F
Burlington IA 28F
Peoria IL 28F
Indianapolis IN 29F
St Joseph MO 29F
Gilbert AR 30F tied 1976
Chanute KS 30F
Beckley WV 30F tied 1981
Cincinnati OH 30F
Williamsport PA 30F tied 1966
Fayetteville AR 31F
Champaign IL 31F
Springfield MO 31F tied 1967
Lynchburg VA 31F
Charleston WV 31F
Quincy IL 31F
Dulles Airport MD 32F tied 1963
Dayton OH 32F
Allentown PA 32F
Reading PA 32F
Morristown TN 32F
Lexington KY 32F
Bluefield WV 32F tied 1971
Wilmington DE 33F tied 1941
Salisbury MD 33F tied 1988
Louisville KY 34F
Evansville IN 34F
Baltimore MD 34F tied 1986
Bowling Green KY 34F tied 1895
Trenton NJ 35F
Memphis TN 35F
Tulsa OK 35F
Atlantic City NJ 35F tied 1986
Jackson TN 35F
Ft Smith AR 37F
Nashville TN 37F
Islip NY 38F
North Little Rock AR 43F tied 2004
Greenwood MS 46F tied 1971
Alexandria LA 49F tied 2004
IN CANADA
Brandon MB -7.2C 19F tied 1963
-justin-
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Amazing Heat in Alaska with all-time record highs while the lower States have all-time record lows. Extreme amplification. What will this bring to the 2005 hurricane season???
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michaelwmoss
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I know the pattern is going to change, Very quick! I have heard about the Ice Jams up in AK due to the warmer weather.
It's going to make for an interesting Hurricane season too!!
That 29 degrees for Indianapolis was the 2nd coldest temp ever in the month of May. Only 1 degree of tying that record!
It's going to make for an interesting Hurricane season too!!
That 29 degrees for Indianapolis was the 2nd coldest temp ever in the month of May. Only 1 degree of tying that record!
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[/b]MORE RECORD LOWS WED MAY 4th 2005
Aberdeen SD 20F
Alpena MI 21F
Flint MI 23F
Grand Forks ND 23F
Toledo OH 25F
Dubuque IA 26F
Grand Rapids MI 26F tied 1971
Lincoln IL 26F
South Bend IN 26F
Ft Wayne IN 27F **TIED COLDEST MAY TEMP 05/10/66**
Mansfield OH 27F
Decatur IL 28F
Yankton SD 28F tied 1954
Moline IL 28F
Zanesville OH 29F tied 1971
Peoria IL 30F tied 1907
Springfield IL 30F tied 1954
Columbus OH 31F tied 1986
Salisbury MD 32F tied 2003
Islip NY 37F
Kennedy NY 42F tied 1978
-justin-
Aberdeen SD 20F
Alpena MI 21F
Flint MI 23F
Grand Forks ND 23F
Toledo OH 25F
Dubuque IA 26F
Grand Rapids MI 26F tied 1971
Lincoln IL 26F
South Bend IN 26F
Ft Wayne IN 27F **TIED COLDEST MAY TEMP 05/10/66**
Mansfield OH 27F
Decatur IL 28F
Yankton SD 28F tied 1954
Moline IL 28F
Zanesville OH 29F tied 1971
Peoria IL 30F tied 1907
Springfield IL 30F tied 1954
Columbus OH 31F tied 1986
Salisbury MD 32F tied 2003
Islip NY 37F
Kennedy NY 42F tied 1978
-justin-
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Wow! What an astonishing cold spell. I rest my case about the fact we are in some kind of a major regime shift in the climate right now. The thing that really amazes me about this cold snap is how the record lows occured over such a large part of the country. We will have to wait and see what implications this may have for the coming summer and next winter.
It is now time for the pattern to flip to cold in the west and warm in the east. The roller coaster continues!
It is now time for the pattern to flip to cold in the west and warm in the east. The roller coaster continues!
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It is going to change fast. Omega pattern setting up across the country going to more of a zonal pattern middle of next week.
After that, the models hint at a HUGE trough in the west to the plains. There will probably be near record cold under this trough and LOTS of severe weather in the Eastern Plains/Midwest/Great Lakes/Ohio Mississippi River Valleys
Right on Schedule!!
After that, the models hint at a HUGE trough in the west to the plains. There will probably be near record cold under this trough and LOTS of severe weather in the Eastern Plains/Midwest/Great Lakes/Ohio Mississippi River Valleys
Right on Schedule!!
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