For five hours this morning, to around 9am, the temperature was below zero, with a minimum of -1.9C. When I woke up, looking out of the window, there was frost on the lawn (szron, as opposed to mróz), the sky was clear and blue. Time to punctuate the working day with a walk between the conference calls and editing. I set off at 1pm, by which time it was a balmy 7C, today's high.
Worth recalling that in 2007 and 2008, by this time in November, Jeziorki had already experienced not just one morning's frost, but proper snow falls.
Below: the section of tourist trail Szlak Turystyczny MZ-5142-z (W-wa Dawidy - Ciszyca) from ul Sarabandy to ul. Dumki. (Blow up the photo and you'll see the horizontal white/green/white trail marking on a far fence post)
On to the ponds, and it's clear there's been ice formation in the early hours of the morning.
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Sir should take a look at official weather records and would learn that:
ReplyDelete- first frost in Warsaw was on 14 November 2020 (-0.1C),
- second frost in Warsaw was on 21 November 2020 (-0.3C).
Sir has just noticed the third, proper frost.
Had it actually been on 25 November when the temperature first dropped below 0C, that would have been a record-late frost.
As of now, I suppose November go down in Warsaw's weather almanachs as snow-free.
I can't say I notice either the -0.1C on 14 Nov or the -0.3C on 21 Nov.
ReplyDeleteTo paraphrase a Siberian saying, "-0.1C is no frost, 100 metres is no distance and 0.1% is no alcohol"
Me neither, therefore I rely on official precise readings and use 0.0C as cut-off point in my weather notes.
ReplyDeleteWith the two latter, I agree, to short-distance motorists, I say 1 kilometre or 2 kilometres is no distance.
BTW with such approach 51 km/h in town is no speeding ;-)
@ student SGH
ReplyDelete51km/h is no speeding. 60/70/80/90 is.