Are you ready for a colder than normal March too?

[Coastal]

I took a look at Feb and as of today, 21 of the 26 days in my little part of paradise have been below normal temps. March forecast for 11 of the 12 days they list is also below normal.

I for one and totally sick of this cold weather.

 

[Rich Z]

Interesting to see how much warmer Antarctica is predicted to be. But then again, I doubt most people would really notice a difference whether it was -50 degrees or -35 degrees....

But yeah, been way too many cold nights this year........

 

[vett boy]

Unfortunately I've spent Part of Dec -Feb in Mississippi and can tell you I couldn't wait to go To Maine to warm up. Last night I was in Maine and there is no snow and hasn't been since Dec. Rained like a mother last night 45 degrees and winds up to 70 mph .Lawns are green and the grounds not froze .

Move North young man move north.

 

[als2052]

Bring it on...

 

[Lou G]

Well, we just got socked yesterday. More coming tonight.
Lou

 

[Coastal]

HOLY SNOW ANGELS!

No wonder the power is going out all over. Good luck, I hope you have plenty of bloody mary mix on hand. :ack2:

 

[Z06 Rocket]

I guess this is a bad time to jump on the Al Gore Global Warming bandwagon,,,, right? LOL :hide:

 

[85vette]

 

[CHASZ51]

I'm sure March will be another nasty , cold and cloudy month. March used to be a nasty cold month back in the 70's and 80's in my part of FL.

Once mid May gets here some of us will wish for winter.

 

[Coastal]

The National Weather Service record books make it official: This really has been a long, cold winter.

Unless you lived in the Tampa Bay area in the 1950s, this is the longest winter you've ever experienced here.

So far this season, Tampa and St. Petersburg have had 26 and 28 days respectively that haven't climbed above 60 degrees — the second-highest number in recorded history. And we're only a few days away from the record, which was set in 1958 when St. Petersburg had 31 days below 60 and Tampa had 30.

The cold snap continues this week as highs today and Thursday will struggle to reach the high 50s.

Many Floridians are hoping this is the last chilly spell before we get back to more normal, warm temperatures.

"At least in the short term, it looks like the end," said National Weather Service meteorologist Ernie Jillson. "We've got the last of the cold fronts coming through for a while this week."

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