I wonder how much ice will melt at −44°C (-47F).
On November 11 in Yakutia, the daily temperature never rose above −30°C (-22F). Some parts of Siberia were even colder:In Evenkia and the northern regions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the temperature dropped to −41 … −44°C.
This temperature is considered very low for this time of year.
“””It is important to note that this is not a short-term cooling, but a prolonged atmospheric process. Further it will become even colder. The cold anomaly will expand.”””
In the Khanty-Mansiysk District night temperatures will drop to −25 … −30°C, and in places to −37°C. In the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, you can count on −38 … −43°C.
In the Irkutsk region, nightly values will decrease to −30 … −35°C.
In Tomsk Oblast, the prevailing temperature at night will be −23 … −28°C.
Cooling to a lesser extent will affect Western Siberia. In the Omsk region, “only” up to −21°C.
https://www.gismeteo.ru/news/weather/v-sibiri-udarili-anomalnye-fioletovye-morozy/
https://nnst1.gismeteo.ru/images/2019/11/Tn-640×519.png
Thanks to Martin Siebert and Alexey Parkhomenko for this link
So far, the Farmer’s Almanac seems to be more accurate in their predictions to the 2019-20 winter. I did a search and came up with these two links, below. FA predicts a longer, colder winter while NOAA predicted a warmer winter. FYI.
https://www.noaa.gov/media-release/winter-outlook-warmer-than-average-for-many-wetter-in-north
https://www.countryliving.com/life/travel/a28722622/farmers-almanac-winter-2019-2020-predictions/
I wonder how much ice will melt at −44°C (-47F).
Not much if any. May be if Al Gore and his allies breath heavy on it but I doubt it.
23 degrees F in Dallas overnight? Are you kidding me? That’s average midwinter in the Rocky Mountains!!! Maybe a typo? I mean it eas that cold here, the airmass isn’t going to modify at all? We’re just on the edge of it here I guess.
Yes, I live south of Dallas and we’re bracing for 23F (-5C tonight.
and you DID move to get warm didnt you Robert?
the goracle or gretas prob got a lil doll with pins in it stuck on a map of texas?
Ryan and Robert, Houston/Klein is looking at 31 tonight and 24 tomorrow night and snow in the morning. Take care,
Earl
Siberia and Yakutia are ground zero for northern hemisphere winters. The signs are ominous to say the least and it is not even mid-november yet.
We had 11F last night in MO, after a day of snow, freezing rain and stinging little ice particles blowing sideways… On Sunday it was perfect-70F, sunny with no wind.
That’s a radical shift, even for MO. We must have finally gotten on the wrong side of the jet stream.