Comments by "Daniel Evans" (@danielevans3932) on "Why the Hottest Time of Year Varies Widely Across the USA" video.

  1. Yep, same here In way,way northern california, my city gets its last 90° day by 1st week of November. Then our cold season starts with snow sometimes the next week. And I'm in in the valley. It's that storm door from GOA.
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  2. Just using this year as an example, california has had transitory highs from the pacific while our major heatwave/heat dome has come from the desert southwest. So I really think it's the strength of the sw high versus the strength of the nw trough of low pressures coming from Alaska. Yet during the drought in california, our major heatwaves came partly from pacific high pressure parked over the Intermountain west. Thus allowing the sw high to move south of the border more often. But its just a recent observation.
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