What are your end-of-month climate statistics according to WeatherCat?

[Steve]

March was...
   Warmer than average (43.66°F versus an average of 37.86)
   Drier than average (0.80 in versus an average total of 2.66)
   Windier than average (a wind run of 3,997 miles versus an average of 3,651)


[EDIT] I went back to look at my statistics. March 2021 was the driest month in the 9-1/2 years I've been keeping records!

[xairbusdriver]

March was...
   Warmer than average (57.15°F versus an average of 54.77)
   Wetter than average (9.60 in versus an average total of 7.92)
   Calmer than average (a wind run of 454 miles versus an average of 1,678)

[Blicj11]

From the far western edge of the Uinta Mountain Range in northern Utah...

[elagache]

Dear Steve, X-Air, Blick, and WeatherCat climate watchers,

Sorry for the belated reply but it has been a particularly hectic week.  As usual I'll give Grand his plug:



The temperature is surely within one standard deviation so call that normal.  The rest sadly speaks for themselves.  We are at 40% of normal rain with the season basically over.  California politics may preclude water rationing, but facts basically demand it.  The wildfire season is likely to be epic . . . . . .

[EDIT] I went back to look at my statistics. March 2021 was the driest month in the 9-1/2 years I've been keeping records!

Definitely an eye opener.  Your area isn't expected to go into drought, but I'm sure the dry month didn't help your planting plans.

Oh well, . . . . . Edouard

[Steve]

Your area isn't expected to go into drought, but I'm sure the dry month didn't help your planting plans.

No, it shouldn't have any effect at all. Our typical April showers are usually more than enough. We are on sandy loam soil, and never have standing water. But developments that have been built on historically marshy areas get wet basements.

And, as is typical for Ohio (and much of the midwest) it was 74° here Tuesday, and Thursday we had a high of 34° and a bit of snow accumulation. "If you Dion't like the weather in (insert your town/area/state(, just wait ten minutes..." 

[Blicj11]

And, as is typical for Ohio (and much of the midwest) it was 74° here Tuesday, and Thursday we had a high of 34° and a bit of snow accumulation. "If you Dion't like the weather in (insert your town/area/state(, just wait ten minutes..." 

Same here. We hit an all time high temp record for this time of year, 68°, and are expecting 1-3 inches of snow tomorrow night. Our mountain snowpack this year is the lowest it's been in my lifetime. I can't remember anything that happened before I was born.
 

[Steve]

I can't remember anything that happened before I was born.

[Blicj11]

From high on the western edge of the Uintah Mountains in Utah, where yesterday we set an all-time record high temperature for the month of April of 71°F (22°C), which melted most of our snow cover (we still have a stubborn 3 inches (~8 cm) hanging on for dear life) ...

[Steve]

Happy May Day!

April was...
   Warmer than average (50.73°F versus an average of 47.90)
   Wetter than average (3.21 in versus an average total of 3.03)
   Calmer than average (a wind run of 3,178 miles versus an average of 3,310)

[xairbusdriver]

Where's the May Day Party?!

March was...
   Warmer than average (57.15°F versus an average of 54.77)
   Wetter than average (9.60 in versus an average total of 7.92)
   Calmer than average (a wind run of 454 miles versus an average of 1,678)

[elagache]

Dear Blick, Steve, X-Air, and WeatherCat climate watchers,

Okay, here is the report from my corner of Northern California:



Like last month, basically the temperature was normal.  Alas like last month it was much drier than normal and much windier than normal.  Between drought and wildfires, it is definitely looking like a horrible summer.

I'm still running ragged, so I won't be able to post the Climate Prediction Center forecasts for a while - stay tuned!

Cheers, Edouard 

[Steve]

May was...
   Cooler than average (58.23°F versus an average of 60.98)
   Drier than average (3.10 in versus an average total of 3.73)
   Windier than average (a wind run of 2,396 miles versus an average of 2,207)

[xairbusdriver]

March was...
   Warmer than average (57.15°F versus an average of 54.77)
   Wetter than average (9.60 in versus an average total of 7.92)
   Calmer than average (a wind run of 454 miles versus an average of 1,678)

[elagache]

Dear Steve, X-Air, and WeatherCat climate watchers,

Running a mile a minute here, but here is the Northern California climate for May thanks to Canebas Weather Station and of course WeatherCatRCP:



Steve's data is close to average on all three parameters.  X-Air had a much calmer May compared to past years.  Here the temperature averaged out even if it was bouncing between cold and hot.  Alas, the other two parameters have been typical for this drought year.  Definitely dreading this summer - no other way to put it.

Oh well, . . . . . Edouard

[Blicj11]

Here, in addition to severe drought, we are setting records for monthly wind run.