Archives
Categories
WeatherGuys Links
Daily Archives: February 15, 2016
When does the last deep-cold spell of the winter usually come?
As we all work to recover from our recent cold spell, the natural question is: Are we done with bitter cold for the winter?
If we use an overnight low temperature below zero as the definition of a cold spell, then 26 of the 45 winters since 1970-71 have seen a cold spell after Feb. 15 — that’s 64 percent of the time. In fact, in 1974, the last below-zero night was not until March 24, the latest date in the last 45 years. Continue reading
Category: Meteorology, Seasons
Comments Off on When does the last deep-cold spell of the winter usually come?
Comments Off on When does the last deep-cold spell of the winter usually come?
