Groundhog
Day 2004
Six
more weeks of Winter?
Did Sir Walter Wally's prediction stand? Are there other ways besides the temperature for deciding when spring has arrived? What do you think?
Temperature deviation maps for the 5 weeks following Groundhog Day are posted below.
Note: click on small maps to see the large maps.
| Your
predictions
for February 2, 2004: [Medium map] [Large map] |
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| Satellite image from February 2, 2004 |  |
| Feb
1–7 Weekly temperature anomoly: |
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| Average temperature for the week: |  |
| Feb
8–14 Weekly temperature anomoly: |
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| Average temperature for the week: |  |
Feb 15–21 |
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| Average temperature for the week: |  |
Feb 22–28 |
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| Average temperature for the week: |  |
Feb 29–Mar 6 |
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| Average temperature for the week: |  |
Mar 7 - Mar 13 |
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Temperature maps provided by NOAA
For more
information, contact Katie
Vogel at (919) 733-7450 ext. 614.
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