2019 How is The Weather Where You Live?

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Yesterday,was a beautiful but cold day,high was 22,we have about 3 inch of snow
Today,a bit warmer temps near 30 which will feel like a 'heat wave' especially if there is no wind Sue
 

We got about 11" of snow through this morning, and it is still coming down lightly....the morning news said this is the 4th heaviest snowfall on record for this area. It looks like it will continue until late afternoon....I will probably spend most of tomorrow digging out.
 

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Must remember the posts from across the pond are in Fahrenheit! 30 degrees is a heatwave to us-Celcius.Its been minus one or two in the mornings here-Celsius!
 
moviequeen1 said:
When I took my morning walk at 6:30,it was 13 no wind,refreshing
The forecast today,sunny temps near 30
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And we keep hearing how cold/freezing Colorado is/can be from people here in Jacksonville, FL. Then, I tell them how the winter weather is in Buffalo, NY. Actually, Buffalo is known as "The Ice Box" of the U.S...……..isn't it?
 
Well, we are on a "rollercoaster" ride with daytime highs. This coming Saturday we will have a high of 75, then on Monday, a high of 45. A 30-degree drop in temp. A high of 45 in Florida...….who would think????
 
Our mild Winter came to an abrupt end this past weekend. Locally, we had 11" of heavy wet snow...some parts of the area saw as much as 20". Many of the schools are shut down yesterday and today, as the roads are refreezing overnight, making early morning driving, for the school busses, dangerous. Thousands, in the cities lost power as tree branches broke and took down power lines. We should get a brief respite Wed thru Friday, then a Canadian blast comes down over this coming weekend, dropping temps into the single digits...with more snow. This was the 3rd worst snowstorm for our area in the past century. It's about this time of year that I really start looking forward to Spring.
 
Don M. said:
Our mild Winter came to an abrupt end this past weekend. Locally, we had 11" of heavy wet snow...some parts of the area saw as much as 20". Many of the schools are shut down yesterday and today, as the roads are refreezing overnight, making early morning driving, for the school busses, dangerous. Thousands, in the cities lost power as tree branches broke and took down power lines. We should get a brief respite Wed thru Friday, then a Canadian blast comes down over this coming weekend, dropping temps into the single digits...with more snow. This was the 3rd worst snowstorm for our area in the past century. It's about this time of year that I really start looking forward to Spring.
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You and us also.
 
ClassicRockr said:
And we keep hearing how cold/freezing Colorado is/can be from people here in Jacksonville, FL. Then, I tell them how the winter weather is in Buffalo, NY. Actually, Buffalo is known as "The Ice Box" of the U.S...……..isn't it?
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Hi,I've lived in my hometown for most of my life,I've never heard Buffalo being called "The Ice Box' Sue
 

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