After today Jack Frost is gonna get lost

How did you find a chart for the number of 80 degree days for each month? Was it on the NOWdata page on weather.gov? I can’t seem to find a way to do that for some reason.

Too many “J” names, you guys gotta set up forum avatars :smiley:

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That is definitely on my to do list very soon :+1::rofl:

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Awful weather pretty much year round. Even the winters are hot. That’s Houston.

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Whhhhhhhhennnnnn theeeeeeee temperature’s high
while December rolls by,

that’s a-Houston!

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Yes you can use the NOWdata page. You click on monthly summarized data, max temp variable, number of days summary, threshold >=80°.

However, I use xmacis2 which I think is a better interface and uses the ACIS dataset just like NOWdata: https://xmacis.rcc-acis.org

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Seems like the fall and winter fronts that come through now are getting more and more like spring fronts.

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Thank you I appreciate that!

I’m still alright with it waiting until February 29th. Or even February 30th. December? Not so much.

Compared to Chicago, yes. But this month has been cold so far. I’m ready for a warm up.

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