SWC75
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Here are the actual high temperatures in Syracuse for each day February 2022 compared to the average high, (based on stats that go back to 1901) and the difference that day, + or – as well as a running deficit or surfeit. Here is the website I used for these numbers:
Accuweather now gives the actual highs but not the historical averages for each date:
I used this for the historical averages:
The numbers are the date, the actual high, the historical average high, the net difference, the cumulative net since January 1st, the numbers of days we exceeded the historical average, the number of days we didn't reach it and the number of days we tied it.
February 2022
02/01 39 – 33 = +6 = -47
02/02 44 – 33 = +11 = -36
02/03 41 – 33 = +8 = -28
02/04 20 – 33 = -13 = -41
02/05 18 – 33 = -15 = -56
02/06 32 – 33 = -1 = -57
02/07 42 – 34 = +8 = -49
02/08 35 – 34 = +1 = -48
02/09 50 – 34 = +16 = -32
02/10 45 – 34 = +11 = -21
02/11 52 – 34 = +18 = -3
02/12 45 – 34 = +11 = +8
02/13 21 – 34 = -13 = -5
02/14 17 – 34 = -17 = -22
02/15 27 – 35 = -8 = -30
02/16 50 – 35 = +15 = -15
02/17 56 – 35 = +21 = +6
02/18 46 – 35 = +11 = +17
02/19 32 – 35 = -3 = +14
02/20 43 – 35 = +8 = +22
02/21 58 – 35 = +23 = +45
02/22 60 – 36 = +24 = +69
02/23 59 – 36 = +23 = +92
02/24 29 – 36 = -7 = +85
02/25 27 – 36 = -9 = +76
02/26 29 – 36 = -7 = +69
02/27 34 – 37 = -3 = +66
02/28 24 – 37 = -13 = +53
Comments: It was a roller-coaster month, (I’ve never known why the range of temperatures in the winter is so much greater than it is in the summer), but we wound up turning a -53 degrees for the year into a +53. We ’won’ 16 days by exceeding the average high and lost 12 days by not getting to it. Now we advance toward spring, here are the big dates: the average high hits 40 on 3/7, 50 on 3/31, 60 on 4/21, 70 on 5/19 and 80 on 6/24.
Accuweather now gives the actual highs but not the historical averages for each date:
I used this for the historical averages:
The numbers are the date, the actual high, the historical average high, the net difference, the cumulative net since January 1st, the numbers of days we exceeded the historical average, the number of days we didn't reach it and the number of days we tied it.
February 2022
02/01 39 – 33 = +6 = -47
02/02 44 – 33 = +11 = -36
02/03 41 – 33 = +8 = -28
02/04 20 – 33 = -13 = -41
02/05 18 – 33 = -15 = -56
02/06 32 – 33 = -1 = -57
02/07 42 – 34 = +8 = -49
02/08 35 – 34 = +1 = -48
02/09 50 – 34 = +16 = -32
02/10 45 – 34 = +11 = -21
02/11 52 – 34 = +18 = -3
02/12 45 – 34 = +11 = +8
02/13 21 – 34 = -13 = -5
02/14 17 – 34 = -17 = -22
02/15 27 – 35 = -8 = -30
02/16 50 – 35 = +15 = -15
02/17 56 – 35 = +21 = +6
02/18 46 – 35 = +11 = +17
02/19 32 – 35 = -3 = +14
02/20 43 – 35 = +8 = +22
02/21 58 – 35 = +23 = +45
02/22 60 – 36 = +24 = +69
02/23 59 – 36 = +23 = +92
02/24 29 – 36 = -7 = +85
02/25 27 – 36 = -9 = +76
02/26 29 – 36 = -7 = +69
02/27 34 – 37 = -3 = +66
02/28 24 – 37 = -13 = +53
Comments: It was a roller-coaster month, (I’ve never known why the range of temperatures in the winter is so much greater than it is in the summer), but we wound up turning a -53 degrees for the year into a +53. We ’won’ 16 days by exceeding the average high and lost 12 days by not getting to it. Now we advance toward spring, here are the big dates: the average high hits 40 on 3/7, 50 on 3/31, 60 on 4/21, 70 on 5/19 and 80 on 6/24.