25+ Above Normal, Near 80 in KY
UPDATE: 81 degrees was the highest temperature officially measured in the Northeast quadrant of the country today. The reading came from several cities in Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana. Here in State College, PA, we topped out at 71 degrees. I guess this is what 70 degrees with snowcover looks like:
There's just a bit left in my yard.
ORIGINAL POST:
Spring is invading the Northeast today and the temperatures are incredible.
What a difference a week makes. Compare this photo taken by AccuWeather.com Weather Photo Gallery user dmacvid from Grafton, Vermont, taken a week ago, to this one taken today.
Photos by dmacvid
As of 2 PM, we're seeing 70's as far north as Michigan and southern Pennsylvania.
NetWeather gives you a live look at weather in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, which was at 77 degrees at 1pm, below.
High temperatures this time of year are generally range from the 30's to the 50's in the northeast quadrant of the United States.
Maximums today will end up more than 25 degrees above normal and will approach records in some areas. Check the WeatherMatrix Records report tomorrow to see where records were set.
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