Boston area. A lot of the 100+ inches of snow has actually melted over the last week but it's cold and snowing again today
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Boston area. A lot of the 100+ inches of snow has actually melted over the last week but it's cold and snowing again today
We had a very mild winter. Today, it is 60F or 16C.Boston area. A lot of the 100+ inches of snow has actually melted over the last week but it's cold and snowing again today
Still not warm enough in Northern VA....
We cleaned out our fish pond today and did some raking. I still want some more snow though lol.
The Nameless
M-O-O-N - That spells Nameless
Cold, raining, and very strong winds. Not nice.
7 C sleet and thunderstorm looks like April weather.
Woke to 40F/4C at sunrise. Last of the cold front. Should make mid 70's today, then back to high 80's.
They aren't there yet. The fishies are in their winter palace inside. They will be happy to go on their summer hols.
This is very weird. We had 16C today which is 60F. Now an alert for thundershows then snow .......... all of the seasons in 24 hours I guess.
3:07 PM MDT Tuesday 31 March 2015
Special weather statement in effect for:
April's weather in Alberta will begin on a note that won't be fooling around.
A low pressure system has formed over Central Alberta and is forecast to track east into Saskatchewan on Wednesday. Showers currently over the Grande Prairie and Peace River regions will intensify through the day and thunderstorms are possible near the low in Central Alberta this afternoon.
Tonight, precipitation will change over to snow in most regions with the potential for locally heavy snow. Given the instability with this system snowfall amounts will be highly variable, but some regions may see in excess of 15 centimetres of heavy, wet snow. The main axis of snow should be along a line roughly from Grande Prairie and Peace River to Lloydminster and Cold Lake. Snowfall warnings have been issued for the regions where warning-level snowfall is most likely. The Capital region will see some snow, and 24-hour amounts by Wednesday evening will likely be close to 10 centimetres.
As the uncertainty in the low's intensity and track diminishes, warnings may be expanded tonight.
3:07 PM MDT Tuesday 31 March 2015
Special weather statement in effect for:
- City of Edmonton - St. Albert - Sherwood Park
April's weather in Alberta will begin on a note that won't be fooling around.
A low pressure system has formed over Central Alberta and is forecast to track east into Saskatchewan on Wednesday. Showers currently over the Grande Prairie and Peace River regions will intensify through the day and thunderstorms are possible near the low in Central Alberta this afternoon.
Tonight, precipitation will change over to snow in most regions with the potential for locally heavy snow. Given the instability with this system snowfall amounts will be highly variable, but some regions may see in excess of 15 centimetres of heavy, wet snow. The main axis of snow should be along a line roughly from Grande Prairie and Peace River to Lloydminster and Cold Lake. Snowfall warnings have been issued for the regions where warning-level snowfall is most likely. The Capital region will see some snow, and 24-hour amounts by Wednesday evening will likely be close to 10 centimetres.
As the uncertainty in the low's intensity and track diminishes, warnings may be expanded tonight.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
So did March come in like a lamb? (because it seem it wants to go out like a lion!)
Yep....from lamb to lion.
Be safe, Staro and enjoy the snow.
Right now, the wind is too strong to go to the backyard. Things are moving around so it is not safe. I shall enjoy the snow though. I have not seen enough this so-called winter lol.
It was a bit windy today, but sunny. Last few days it's been in the low 80's here in California.
Today is nice up into the 70s. Tomorrow we get rain for a couple days.Then cool off.
59F/15C at sunrise. Heading to 80F/27C with full sun. Foggy this morning.
Thought we were warming up but is 28F this morning. Opening day is next Monday it better warm up soon!
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