2024 - How's the Weather Where You Are?

[Pinky]

It's 4C, and the sun has been shining all day .. a good day to be out and about. Lots of doggies being walked.

 

[dilettante]

About 35F here but dry. Clouded over pretty thickly, but I did see one small hole in the clouds with blue sky above.

 

[Tish]

Possible shower

L18 °C - H23 °C

Now 18.4°C

 

[Pepper]

Haven't seen the sun in days, maybe a week. Cold today and next few days in low thirties and glum. If it were sunny, it would be better.

 

[Pinky]

Back to cloud today, 2C .. enjoyed the sun and blue skies yesterday. It was good to be out, seeing all the dogs being walked.

 

[Widow of Vietnam Vet]

Only 30 degrees here but will get a little warmer- southern tier NY.

When I got my mail, I had my camera with me- NY is Stunning in the winter. My friends have land on the distant hill about 200 or more feet lower that the top of my farm.

 

[Murrmurr]

Sudden storm rolling in, and it definitely looks like the kind that will cause power outages.

So I'll say "Bye for Now" in advance.

 

[hollydolly]

It's been raining all night....

 

[Don M.]

We reached 60F this afternoon....the warmest day in over a month, I hope all this Winter freeze is about to end.

 

[Teacher Terry]

Monday and Tuesday we were close to 70 and today was 59. Starting tomorrow winter is back. The dogs and I took a long walk each day.

 

[Tish]

Sunny

L15 °C - H30 °C

Now 15.1°C

 

[DaiwaGuy]

58F and rain near San Francisco.

 

[Tish]

Mostly cloudy

L16 °C - H35 °C

Now 12.0°C

 

[DaiwaGuy]

Mostly cloudy

L16 °C - H35 °C

Now 12.0°C

Yep, you're in high summer. Question: Is Welsh spoken in NSW?

 

[PeppermintPatty]

0 degrees
80 centimetres of snow forecasted

 

[DaiwaGuy]

Sudden storm rolling in, and it definitely looks like the kind that will cause power outages.

So I'll say "Bye for Now" in advance.

Naah, the big storm is slated for next week.

 

[Murrmurr]

Naah, the big storm is slated for next week.

Yeah, I saw that on weather news. The surprising thing about that last one was how sudden and unexpected it was. Well, it was expected but the wind was more fierce than expected. That only lasted about 40 minutes, though, which is kind of crazy.

 

[Wes]

It was a sunny morning today. Now, at 2:45 pm the skies are gray and getting lower. Expecting rain tonight and for the next 3 to 5 days depending on which weather app you follow. All this year the weathermen have been wildly undependable in their predictions. Thus substantial variations between predictions and outcomes all winter long. I love rainy days in my location. Because following them we've long periods of warm and sunny days. Of course gardens fill up with weeds, but that will have to wait for spring to deal with.

 

[Wes]

0 degrees
80 centimetres of snow forecasted
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Lovely if you like to ski or ice skate, build snowmen, and play in the snow. Do you?

 

[kburra]

 

[PeppermintPatty]

Lovely if you like to ski or ice skate, build snowmen, and play in the snow. Do you?

Yessssssss!

 

[David777]

GOES-West - Sector view: U.S. Pacific Coast - Band 10 - NOAA / NESDIS / STAR

For this giant AR storm making national news, at Saturday 5:30 pm PST weather map forecasts show the edge of stratonimbus cloud rain per above at Santa Clara County starting about 8pm with the cold core low then about 150 miles west of the San Francisco Bay Area. It will then slowly move north along our coast and as it does be with 75 miles of San Francisco. Gray and white areas are clouds without precipitation.

Its comma shaped band of precipitation trailing off to the southwest with wind towards the north northeast, will continue to rotate east with the high precipitation inner north edge cloud reaching the San Mateo County coast by 9am Sunday per image above with the heavy yellow and red areas remaining over our area until about noon with rain continuing till sunset.

Over the Sierra Nevada 150 to 200 miles west, the peak storm will occur about mid afternoon Sunday but linger much longer into Monday evening with about 4 feet expected at my season pass ski areas. A secondary surface low will form west of Santa Maria that will slowly migrate southeast along coastal waters till southwest of Los Angeles before moving inland and with peak rains over Salton Sea deserts about 6pm Tuesday.

 

[David777]

Now the view at 9am PST per my above post to see how it actually played out at this 9am PST Sunday time comparing the below to the above satellite images. I'd say the forecast models did quite well over 15 hours.

 

[birdy]

The sun returned after what seems like 2 weeks without it. We will all have SAD without it.

 

[debodun]

Unusually clear and sunny, but the sunshine isn't warming it up very much. However, by next weekend, the current forecast says temps near 50F.