Record Cold blankets entire U. S. Tues Jan 27, '26

[palmnut-fry]

Check out this bizarre map of the Continental U.S.

This was surprising to see so much of it in really cold conditions, and interesting that Corpus Christi Texas will be colder than Galveston and even Southeastern Colorado the next week! Lots of shivering palms coast to coast!🌴🥶🌴

[NorCalKing]

On 1/27/2026 at 10:57 AM, palmnut-fry said:

Check out this bizarre map of the Continental U.S.

This was surprising to see so much of it in really cold conditions, and interesting that Corpus Christi Texas will be colder than Galveston and even Southeastern Colorado the next week! Lots of shivering palms coast to coast!🌴🥶🌴

"Record Cold blankets entire U. S. (Except California) Tues Jan 27, '26"

Ftfy lol NorCal was 70° those days

[palmnut-fry]

Yeah and the app i was using that implied that Colorado was warmer than Corpus was a bust,

as the next day it was totally wrong! Oh well, this cold wave hitting Florida this weekend is no

laughing matter for many in those parts. Meanwhile, ice still exists in shady areas even here in 

Dallas, 

New York and the NE in general are looking to break below freezing duration days record. Big bummer for 

any hopes of palm lined New Jersey shores or such. Some of these records go back as long as records being

kept. I remember a TV show about global warming in the 80s speculating whether NYC would have a climate

balmy enough for such scenes in 50 years and me at the time scoffing at! I don't think it will ever be in our 

lifetimes 40 plus years later!