According to the newest information, subtropical and oceanic Bermuda (northwestern Atlantic, NE from Caribbean) get extremely cold weather – temperature dropped on Saturday, 30. January to +9,5°C, what is the lowest temperature in January since 2006!
It is the second lowest temperature for last 10 years, since February 2011 and the lowest temperature since March 2017.
Value was measured in Wade International Airport.
Extreme cold weather to holiday destiny came after transition of huge Atlantic storm, on its back side, directly from Labrador and Greenland region.
Cold weather patterns in region are by some meteorologists associated with ongoing La-nina pattern.
Cold air was moreover extremely dry, too – dew point dropped almost to 32°F / 0°C at the weekend.
Even a mild oceanic subtropical island like #Bermuda can get cold. On 30 January the Wade Int. AP dropped below 10C (9.5C) for the first time in 4 years (March 2017) and for the second time in 10 years (February 2011). It's the lowest temperature in January since 2006. pic.twitter.com/SntbFUtI35
— Extreme Temperatures Around The World (@extremetemps) January 31, 2021
Up the cold! based on my research its cooler in bermuda during ENSO Neutral or la nina https://t.co/97mcRc24ym
There is a surface high pressure ridge across the Gulf of Mexico and the south-eastern United States. There is also a very strong low pressure area or winter storm system located in the Western Atlantic Ocean, including the island of Bermuda. pic.twitter.com/t3NN0nV3c2
#BDAwx here’s the temperature trace for the last 24 hours at one of the airport sensors: new record low for the date of 47.5F (9.1C) for the 30th. Cold air came with dew points dipping as low as 32F (0C) – very dry air by Bermuda standards pic.twitter.com/zIcbvfeevr
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