Got a lot of snow over the last 24 hours... but we lucked out and missed the worst of it. Everyone to the north of us was apparently not so lucky.
One fun thing about our weather is, the colder everyone out east gets, the warmer we get. It's fun to be able to brag about it being sunny and in the 70s while everyone out east is in the negatives and getting buried in snow. I never looked at the thermometer we have outside, but just from what it felt like, I want to say it probably was in the low 70s at the hottest part of today. If nothing else it was at least warm enough that I was sweating quite a bit during our 2 mile dog walk at a local park this afternoon. We're supposed stay in the high 60s to low 70s all week.
It was in the low 50s and windy when I went on my bike ride around 9AM, and now the wind has calmed down and it's 70º.
Overcast and a little chilly. BUT this weekend the weathercasters are talking about a Cyclone Bomb hitting us. Sheesh, we used to call these storms Nor'easters, but that isn't scary enough, I guess.
Iced in here in Northern Kentucky. Mother Nature has turned the area into a full blown ice rink and it isn’t going anywhere soon as temperatures will be in the single digits tonight.
Yesterday was windy and colder than it's been, just down in the low 60s, and today it was slightly less windy and a bit warmer. By Sunday we're supposed to be back up to 70s.
Is there anything more insulting than after you get 2 feet of snow in 24 hours, & it's supposed to stop... it doesn't, & just kind of keeps dusting everything with a millimeter or 2 every couple hours?
Snowed for about 15 minutes or so, but it didn't stick because it was too warm. Pretty while it lasted, though.
It had been in the mid and high 70s the last few days, I even took an afternoon bike ride a couple days ago and didn't need a jacket. But it's gotten colder and windier again today. I didn't even make it out of the neighborhood on my bike ride today before I decided it was too windy and went back home.