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Both climates are at the same exact latitude. Winter temperatures are similar in both. Anderson, SC is much wetter year round and has hot, humid summers. Both see very little snow. Victorville has a very hot, dry summers with the occasional monsoon storms. Anderson's climate classification is a Cwa climate (Humid Subtropical) and Victorville's climate type is a Bwk climate (Cold Desert). The annual daily mean temperature is very identical for both, 62.0F for Anderson and 61.9F for Victorville.
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As we enter the new year and new decade, time to make a new thread. Happy New Year!- 4890 replies
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June (July) 2020 Weather Discussion for the PNW
Meatyorologist posted a topic in West of the Rockies
Ha, it's my turn to start the monthly discussion! May there be more thunderstorms, heat waves, marine pushes, and stoicism than we've ever seen before! -
Meteorological spring starts a day late this year. Astronomical spring never does. Welcome to March. Roller coaster weather is not too far off.
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Happy New Years everyone! 2020 will be here in just a few short hours... Looks like 2019 is ending on a rather warm note locally. Average high this December is 41.5 (+3.1) and low is 27.1 (+6.5) with a monthly Mean at 34.3 (+4.8) degrees. A contrast to the cool anomaly in late summer and early fall. -
Wow! 2018 just flew by just like that and only 6 days until 2019. Hopefully we see a wetter January-April period with plenty of rain and snow up in the mountains.
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What is the one weather event that angered you the most? Whether (weather?) it be from lack of verification compared to expectation, or even damage to property, or perhaps one of those special “so close yet so far” events. For me it would either be the huge October 2016 windstorm bust (that one really stung) or the February 24th snowstorm this year trending so far south (after one earlier in the month had been to far north). Special kind of bad cards given to the PDX area this year.
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November 2018 Weather in the Pacific Northwest
Timmy Supercell posted a topic in West of the Rockies
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Olympia averages 50.00" of precipitation a year while Seattle averages 37.49" a year. What causes the differences in precipitation amounts between Olympia and Seattle?
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October is always a very fun month weather wise. We finally start getting some cool crisp fall air and less humidity. October is also important for setting up the winter pattern. It seems to be the case that you can learn a great deal of what to expect during the upcoming winter from looking at October. Halloween is also exciting, atleast for me! What can we expect from one on my favorite months of the year? Personally I wouldn't mind seeing some accumulating snow like back in 2009. Let's find out if mother nature has tricks or treats in store! Discuss!!
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What are your thoughts for the great decision of 2016?
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Does anybody know of a weather website/app that has precipitation type radar extrapolated into the future? I know that there are The Ultimate Weather App ($0.99), DarkSky ($3.99), and Radar Scope ($9.99), but these do not seem to have what I am looking for.
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Will the active pattern of late April carry into May? How will May shape up for Severe Weather in the plains? I'm thinking late May will become pretty active. I think the pattern of late April will cycle back through at the end of May, and look out. Thoughts?
