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It was still a little cold today, but it's been sunny and the wind has calmed down, so it's actually been pretty nice. According to the Weather Channel app, we're supposed to get cold and rainy again on Wednesday.
Snow...more freaking snow. 3 more inches of snow. Couldn't see the road levels of snow. Schools closed type of snow.
Stormy. We had a tornado touch down a mile from here the other day. Tonight we just had an isolated severe storm.
It was cooler and the clouds built up most of the morning and early afternoon, and it's now been raining for most of the afternoon and evening.
This winter has actually been fairly good, with hardly any snowfall this year! (As you may have noticed, since I haven’t been incessantly complaining about snow in this thread! ) But we’ve actually had a couple of pretty bad ice storms in fairly rapid succession over the last week or two, and now tomorrow we’re expecting a snowstorm that could deliver the most accumulation of the winter so far. So it seems we’ve compressed the worst of winter into a two or three week window this year. Which I guess might be not bad as trade-offs go?
snow, then pouring rain, now sun and wind! Strange day. I went for a walk and it was during the pouring rain. It just figures it is nice out now!
Sorry to hear that! I certainly don't miss it, and could honestly get quite used to this. But I do feel your pain from previous years. Hopefully spring comes soon!
21f and six inches of snow to plop tonight. Despite the something like 40" of snow received so far this year, March is the snowiest month, but we'll march into April with rain showers and those May flowers damn well better be pretty, so that the June bugs and mosquitoes can party hearty for July 4th. Meanwhile, the less August of their lot will be even more productive, leading to a larger infestation by September. That's when people will go out and get bug-shaped costumes for that holiday in October. I'll stop now before the year ends, since by November the cycle will start up all over again and they'll die off due to the cold by December!
It's sunny and 64ºF right now. Got back from my bike ride a little while ago, and I was actually able to take my gloves off and unzip my jacket.
I am not more than a little envious...I would be in shorts and a T-shirt and riding my bike in that temperature. Here we got more snow.
Mid 60s and sunny. I picked up sticks from the backyard so that mowing can commence but we're supposed to have substantial winds tomorrow, so it's been mostly a waste of time.
Chilly, and there were thunderstorms about 100 miles away. My ankle started tingling and the tingle went to my knee. Then I checked on a local news station’s Doppler. Sure enough, there were thunderstorms on the coast and up north. Closest was 90 miles away.