Wed. May 22nd, 2019

Happy Hot Weekend and Month! Welcome back El Nino.

10 years ago Chris Alemany

  • Vancouver Island Inland Sections Forecast - No watches or warnings in effect.

    Forecast Issued 4:00 PM PDT Wednesday 22 May 2019 - Wednesday night: Clear. Fog patches developing overnight. Low 8. Thursday: Sunny. Becoming a mix of sun and cloud late in the afternoon. Fog patches dissipating in the morning. High 27. UV index 7 or high. Thursday night: A few clouds. Low 9. Friday: A mix of sun and cloud. High 21. Friday night: Clear. Low 9. Saturday: Sunny. High 25. Saturday night: Clear. Low 9. Sunday: Sunny. High 31. Sunday night: Clear. Low 11. Monday: Sunny. High 26. Monday night: Clear. Low 12. Tuesday: Sunny. High 23.

  • Current Conditions
    Temperature
    16.4° C
    -1.4 ° C/hr         		Barometer
    101.65 kPa
    0.0
    Wind
    N/A 0.0 km/h
    gusting 0.0 km/h
    Humidity
    69 %    		Rain Rate
    0.0 mm/hr
    Wind Chill
    16.4° C    		Heat Index
    16.4° C
    Dewpoint
    10.7° C
    UV
    0.0    		Solar
    0 W/m2
    Last Updated: 23:45:00 PDT
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  • Day Almanac
    Day's Rain
    0.0 mm         		Day ET
    0.0 mm mm
    Rain Storm
    NotAvailable mm
    Civil Rise
    04:46         		Moon Phase
    Waning gibbous (80% full)
    Civil Set
    21:46         		Day Length
    13:15:53
    Day High
    27.5° C @ 14:13 Tdy.
    Day Low
    9.6° C @ 05:58 Tdy.
    Day High Rain Rate
    0.0mm/hr00:00
    Day High Barometer
    101.65 kPa @ 23:44 Tdy.
    Day Low Barometer
    101.18 kPa @ 00:00 Tdy.
    Day Low Windchill
    9.6° C @ 05:58 Tdy.
    Day High Heat Index
    27.5° C @ 14:13 Tdy.
    Day High Wind Gust
    S 16.2km/h @ 18:30 Tdy.
    Day High Solar Radiation
    1005W/m2 @ 13:37 Tdy.
    Day High UV Index
    6.0 @ 13:11 Tdy.

It’s going to be another hot weekend! Nothing really exciting happening in the weather. The only thing of note really is that El Nino is returning in the South Pacific . It is just on the verge of becoming a “moderate” El Nino according to Jeff Masters at Wunderblog.

And this wouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone here, but June 2009 was the 2nd warmest June on record narrowly missing the top spot in 2005.

Here’s the world map for temperature anomalies, see you all on Monday!
Anomaly Map

Chris Alemany

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3 thoughts on “Happy Hot Weekend and Month! Welcome back El Nino.”

  3. Re past hot weather. Seems when I was a kid in the 50’s we had some pretty hot days. If you weren’t in the lake by May 24th you were a sissy. Always got burnt at the May 24th parade! Tried cooking an egg on the side walk once —– forgot to clean the surface first —– ate it anyway!!!

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