Thanks to a persistent trough or dip in the Jet Stream over the Eastern Two-thirds of the US since practically the beginning of March 2018, the region, particularly the Northeastern corner, has experienced a chilly,dreary, stormy spring so far. One region or area affected by this is the New York City metro-area as since March 1, 2018, the metro-area has been slammed, first by 4 massive nor'easters during the first 3 weeks of March and now the trough has lead to persistent cool,damp, rainy weather with above normal rainfall and below normal temperatures (in some instances as much as 15-20 degrees at times) for the rain-weary, water-logged, storm-battered, swamped New York City area. Here's the temperature and precipitation (in rainfall),totals for the New York City metro-area and the city of White Plains; in the northern suburbs of Westchester, in particular,since the first full day of the 2018 spring season,as of 2AM,EDT,May 17,2018 from weatherunderground.com
March 21,2018: 38/30 46/30 -8/0 0.17 inches
March 22: 48/30 46/30 +2/0 none
March 23: 49/33 47/31 +2/+2 none
March 24: 48/34 47/31 +1/+3 none
March 25: 43/31 48/32 -5/-1 none
March 26: 45/27 48/32 -3/-5 none
March 27: 44/26 49/33 -5/-7 none
March 28: 52/36 49/33 +3/+3 0.01 inches
March 29: 49/45 50/34 -1/+11 0.01 inches
March 30: 57/41 50/34 +7/+7 0.03 inches
March 31: 56/36 50/34 +6/+2 none
April 1: 55/39 50/34 +5/+5 none
April 2: 40/30 50/34 -10/-4 0.46 inches
April 3: 38/28 51/35 -13/-7 0.34 inches
April 4: 53/37 51/35 +2/+2 0.06 inches
April 5: 44/30 51/35 -7/-5 none
April 6: 58/28 52/36 +6/-8 0.06 inches
April 7: 46/34 52/36 -6/-2 none
April 8: 43/29 53/37 -10/-8 none
April 9: 46/28 53/37 -7/-9 none
April 10: 49/35 54/38 -5/-3 none
April 11: 50/28 55/37 -5/-9 none
April 12: 59/37 55/37 +4/0 none
April 13: 78/46 56/38 +22/+8 none
April 14: 72/42 56/38 +16/+4 none
April 15: 43/35 57/39 -14/-4 0.28 inches
April 16: 57/35 57/39 0/-4 2.48 inches
April 17: 46/36 58/40 -12/-4 none
April 18: 51/35 58/40 -7/-5 none
April 19: 45/37 58/40 -13/-3 0.36 inches
April 20: 48/34 58/40 -10/-6 none
April 21: 60/34 59/41 +1/-7 none
April 22: 64/36 59/41 +5/-5 none
April 23: 63/37 59/41 +4/-4 none
April 24: 63/37 59/41 +4/-4 none
April 25: 57/51 60/42 -3/+9 0.58 inches
April 26: 66/54 60/42 +6/+12 0.01 inches
April 27: 54/46 60/42 -6/+4 0.09 inches
April 28: 64/42 61/43 +3/-1 0.08 inches
April 29: 54/44 61/43 -7/+1 0.13 inches
April 30: 50/42 62/44 -12/-2 0.01 inches
May 1: 77/43 62/44 +15/-1 none
May 2: 87/59 63/45 +24/+14 none
May 3: 90/68* 63/45 +27/+23 0.31 inches
May 4: 80/64 64/46 +16/+18 0.01 inches
May 5: 71/57 64/46 +7/+11 none
May 6: 64/52 65/47 -1/+5 0.01 inches
May 7: 72/50 65/47 +7/+3 none
May 8: 70/48 65/47 +5/+1 none
May 9: 72/48 65/47 +7/+1 none
May 10: 64/52 65/47 -1/+5 0.34 inches
May 11: 69/55 66/48 +3/+7 none
May 12: 60/48 66/48 -6/0 0.15 inches
May 13: 53/49 66/48 -13/+1 0.09 inches
May 14: 70/50 66/48 +4/+2 0.02 inches
May 15: 85/57* 67/49 +18/+8 0.41 inches
May 16: 63/55 67/49 -4/+6 0.70 inches
-Highest Temperature: 90 degrees on May 3
-Lowest Temperature: 26 degrees on March 27
Rainfall: 7.2 inches
Days of Measurable Rainfall: 26 days
Days of No Measurable Rainfall: 31 days
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