Since everyone has an obession showing the mins, here's the max.

weed tangent. hardly related | | \/ It makes you think about the raw energy of our sun, or the true insulative prowess of our atmosphere, since the sun provides as much warmth as it does despite the bulk of its sensible heating occurring for only 4-6 hours on a given day, or less than one fourth of the time for any spot on the planet. Heating a sphere isn't that efficient either with the awkward angles off the equator. It's tremendous that Seattle isn't enduring one long permanent arctic blast of BAFFIN proportions given how north we are situated on the planet and the millions of miles distancing the sun and the Earth.

Screenshot on Rod Hill's latest video. Disclaimer: He said this was "for fun" as he was showing it and was not nessesarily his forecast. Also he's not sold on whether there will be colder than normal temps or not in late January.

Very impressive cold signal here.

It's quite frustrating in the spring when a sunny morning becomes a cloudy afternoon and then clears out again when the sun goes down!