This week brings Record Low Temperatures to Northeast US
A myriad of daily low temperature records tumbled across the Northeast US on Tuesday morning, as winter still refuses to let go even as the calendar flips to June.
Below are just a few of those that fell in Connecticut on Tues, June 04 (compiled from NWS data):
- In Danbury, the mercury plunged to 4.4C (40F) — smashing the city’s previous all-time June 04 low of 15C (59F) set back in 2003.
- Bradley Int. Airport toppled its previous cold record with 10C (50F).
- New Haven’s 10.6C (51F) set a new all-time daily record low for the city.
- And the town of Stratford’s measurement of 12.2C (54F) was also a new record.
More all-time low temps are expected over the coming days, as the Arctic air mass currently over the NE lingers on.
The cold times are returning, as the sun continues its descent into its next Grand Solar Minimum cycle:
Cold records are falling.
Crops are failing.
Snowpacks are building.
Prepare.
GSM + Pole Shift
