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No that’s just the average bac level
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Minnesotans Arguing About the Weather III: Storm's a comin'
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No that’s just the average bac level
If you can't breathe, might as well drink.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
May as well pick up smoking this summer.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo!
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Locally, the people moaning near me about the air are also the ones who scream whenever we bring up banning gas powered leaf blowers that pollute and make a deafening noise all day
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Today was an awesome day for a pool party
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
I'd check for tree damage nearby once it passes. Could have been a tree falling that caused some of the noise. That's pretty insane.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
The rainy season appears to be officially upon us here, and it's amazing how quickly the switch can be flipped from absolutely no rain for 5 months and oppressive heat into non-stop rain and cooler temps. The number of days in which there's a happy medium is currently at 0.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Moved this from the Business thread, but the average number of snow days per year in Minneapolis back to 1991. * is above the average of 38:
2022-2023 *48
2021-2022 36
2020-2021 33
2019-2020 36
2018-2019 *46
2017-2018 *42
2016-2017 21
2015-2016 31
2014-2015 *42
2013-2014 *49
2012-2013 *47
2011-2012 29
2010-2011 *51
2009-2010 28
2008-2009 *39
2007-2008 *41
2006-2007 24
2005-2006 31
2004-2005 28
2003-2004 38
2002-2003 35
2001-2002 *39
2000-2001 *53
1999-2000 23
1998-1999 26
1997-1998 *44
1996-1997 *52
1995-1996 *46
1994-1995 30
1993-1994 *47
1992-1993 *50
1991-1992 *41
1990-1991 *48
And I couldn't find the same for Temps but I did find for Minneapolis the average the past 10 years. Average H for Apr, May, Sep and Oct was 65.
High F Low F
January 24 9
February 27 11
March 43 26
April 56 38
May 70 51
June 79 61
July 85 66
August 82 64
September 74 56
October 59 42
November 42 28
December 29 16
Year 56 39
Sorry for the formatting. : ^ )
2022-2023 *48
2021-2022 36
2020-2021 33
2019-2020 36
2018-2019 *46
2017-2018 *42
2016-2017 21
2015-2016 31
2014-2015 *42
2013-2014 *49
2012-2013 *47
2011-2012 29
2010-2011 *51
2009-2010 28
2008-2009 *39
2007-2008 *41
2006-2007 24
2005-2006 31
2004-2005 28
2003-2004 38
2002-2003 35
2001-2002 *39
2000-2001 *53
1999-2000 23
1998-1999 26
1997-1998 *44
1996-1997 *52
1995-1996 *46
1994-1995 30
1993-1994 *47
1992-1993 *50
1991-1992 *41
1990-1991 *48
And I couldn't find the same for Temps but I did find for Minneapolis the average the past 10 years. Average H for Apr, May, Sep and Oct was 65.
High F Low F
January 24 9
February 27 11
March 43 26
April 56 38
May 70 51
June 79 61
July 85 66
August 82 64
September 74 56
October 59 42
November 42 28
December 29 16
Year 56 39
Sorry for the formatting. : ^ )
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Moved this from the Business thread, but the average number of snow days per year in Minneapolis back to 1991. * is above the average of 38:
2022-2023 *48
2021-2022 36
2020-2021 33
2019-2020 36
2018-2019 *46
2017-2018 *42
2016-2017 21
2015-2016 31
2014-2015 *42
2013-2014 *49
2012-2013 *47
2011-2012 29
2010-2011 *51
2009-2010 28
2008-2009 *39
2007-2008 *41
2006-2007 24
2005-2006 31
2004-2005 28
2003-2004 38
2002-2003 35
2001-2002 *39
2000-2001 *53
1999-2000 23
1998-1999 26
1997-1998 *44
1996-1997 *52
1995-1996 *46
1994-1995 30
1993-1994 *47
1992-1993 *50
1991-1992 *41
1990-1991 *48
And I couldn't find the same for Temps but I did find for Minneapolis the average the past 10 years. Average H for Apr, May, Sep and Oct was 65.
High F Low F
January 24 9
February 27 11
March 43 26
April 56 38
May 70 51
June 79 61
July 85 66
August 82 64
September 74 56
October 59 42
November 42 28
December 29 16
Year 56 39
Sorry for the formatting.
2022-2023 *48
2021-2022 36
2020-2021 33
2019-2020 36
2018-2019 *46
2017-2018 *42
2016-2017 21
2015-2016 31
2014-2015 *42
2013-2014 *49
2012-2013 *47
2011-2012 29
2010-2011 *51
2009-2010 28
2008-2009 *39
2007-2008 *41
2006-2007 24
2005-2006 31
2004-2005 28
2003-2004 38
2002-2003 35
2001-2002 *39
2000-2001 *53
1999-2000 23
1998-1999 26
1997-1998 *44
1996-1997 *52
1995-1996 *46
1994-1995 30
1993-1994 *47
1992-1993 *50
1991-1992 *41
1990-1991 *48
And I couldn't find the same for Temps but I did find for Minneapolis the average the past 10 years. Average H for Apr, May, Sep and Oct was 65.
High F Low F
January 24 9
February 27 11
March 43 26
April 56 38
May 70 51
June 79 61
July 85 66
August 82 64
September 74 56
October 59 42
November 42 28
December 29 16
Year 56 39
Sorry for the formatting.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Phoenix rolling 24-hour mean has now exceeded 100 degrees for 390 consecutive hours, dating back to July 1. Peak was on 7/15 when it reached 106.5
Local max for that interval is only 117. Pfft. Amateurs.
Looks like we might be able to keep it up for another 250 hours or so.
Local max for that interval is only 117. Pfft. Amateurs.
Looks like we might be able to keep it up for another 250 hours or so.
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Slap Shot
I got nothing
I experienced a few similar stretches when I lived in Bahrain, although I don't recall exactly if the L was always >100 without factoring in the Heat Index.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Well, it has dropped below 100, but the 24-hr mean hasn't.
I remember about 1993 a friend who had moved to Phoenix called me at 2 a.m. raving it was 101 and he had gotten drunk and would not get sober until after an entire day passed where it didn't break 100. As I recall, he only stayed drunk for about 4 days. Those were better days.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Keep in mind, we've been under a fairly long La Niña pattern which means, generally, wetter years for the Midwest. That would explain the deviation the last several years. That changes this year.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Even with that neither of those tables suggest to me that over the long-term that winter/spring/fall has been worse.
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