QUEBEC’S LONGEST-STREAK BELOW 20C, AS RECORD SNOWFALL SWEEPS MONTREAL; FRESH SNOW BURIES SERBIAN MOUNTAINS; + EUROPE BRACES FOR EXTREME ARCTIC OUTBREAK IN MAY
APRIL 21, 2022 CAP ALLON
QUEBEC’S LONGEST-STREAK BELOW 20C
The entire Canadian Province of Quebec hasn’t seen the temperature hit 20C (68F) since October 21, 2021 as historic chills –due to historically low solar activity and a weak and wavy jet stream flow– continue to persist across “La Belle Province”.
October 21 to now (April 20) is 183 days — that’s how long Quebecers have been waiting for their thermometers to read 20C (68F), with the forecast suggesting spring will continue to stall across the province, even into May:
Quebec looks set to easily pass the 190 day milestone which would break the record set in 2018-2019 (189 days). If this occurs, it would be the province’s longest-streak below 20C for 27 years–since Oct 14, 1994 to May 2, 1995 (201 days). It would also be the first time since 1995 (solar minimum of cycle 22) that the month of April failed to deliver 20C, reports The Weather Network.
https://electroverse.net/quebecs-longest-streak-below-20c-record-snow-montreal-fresh-snow-buries-serbia-europe-braces-for-arctic-outbreak/
