Danny8

If it makes you feel better im always entertained how long it takes Marquette to get it's first freeze. The city station on the water not the Marquette WSO. Has gone to November quite a few times the past few years, and they are still waiting on their first freeze this year

Huh I just realized I think I live by a bunch of horse chestnuts after looking them up. Always thought they were buckeye trees!

For Chicago Looks like Detroit is also at an 11-day streak over 80 but I’m not sure if that is the longest in September

Met summer in Grand Rapids ended with above normal temperatures and precipitation… so WAW summer (warm and wet)?

Is there an easy way to look up historical dew point data? Monthly and daily data? or is that something you have to back into with temp and humidity data.

Very interesting analysis! Those 38 degree annual mean years in 1843 and 1875 are insane. Wouldn’t that technically qualify as like a subarctic climate??

For the US side of the eastern lakes it looks like Buffalo, Cleveland, and Detroit all finished in the top 10% of warmest Junes on record (going back to the 1870s)

Where do you find historical dew point data?

That is really interesting, good find!

Wow they were even visible in Chicago! Didn't think I would ever see them outshine the light pollution and have them in my own backyard

So how are things looking in the UP @weatherbo and @wishforsnow? Any trails open at all?

Looking like a good thing I was in the UP mid-January this year. You'll have to give us a snowpack update in 10 days or so

Interesting! Definitely not the usual lake effect snow location, see it on the northwest shore of the lake

I think you have the date wrong? ORD was 91/59 on May 30th

Can confirm Thundersnow in Irving Park!