Walking across campus this morning here at work - it "looks" like a summer sky. It "feels" like summer. Hard to believe we're not to the midpoint of April.
After years of watching our kids play high school spring sports on cloudy, windy 45-55 degree days...this is too much summer too soon.
Saw a mention that to date, the US is running ahead of the all-time tornado count for a year. The article continued that with a relatively calm week ahead across the country, we'll drop back below the record pace.
Actually, today's normal high of 59 comes in the midst of a several day period where the normal high is 60. It was 60 on Friday and Saturday and returns to 60 tomorrow.
Thanks for calling this out - those numbers are today's normals at MU. Today's historical average low of 36 is a degree lower than the previous several days. I think the normal high of 59 is the same over a 4-5 day stretch that ends tomorrow - Wednesday's average high at MU climbs to 60.
34 here this morning, which is just 2 degrees below normal. Our normal high for the date is 59, so today will likely end up AN for the day. Again, just speaking for my local area.
I'm enjoying these chilly mornings before they're a distant memory.