So, how's the weather?

Grey, typically Baltic.

I know that feel,bro.◊

Got about two inches of snow this morning, and like last year, it was about 65 degrees two days ago. Damn North Carolina and its unstable weather this time of year... and we could be seeing six more inches of snow tomorrow night, if the weather lines up right. At least it's quiet and peaceful (have I mentioned I love how quiet it gets after a snowfall?) right now.

Not as much south of there, but some snow in SC as well.

One particularly amusing sight: Making deliveries for work, earlier, I came across an SUV that had one rear window all the way open, and the one on the other side cracked open about an inch. Needless to say the interior got a little frosted by the blowing snow.

The cold is making my carpel tunnel act up... >_<

Terrible. We have currently missed now three days of class due to winter weather. I'm paying good money to attend a university; that ain't cool.

Snowing. F'in' snowing.

I've been out of work all week because of the snow...we're drying up around my place right now but the south half of the state, where I work, got slammed this afternoon again and between that and a power outage, tomorrow's gonna be another day off too. *sigh*

that ain't cool

Then how is it still snow?

More seriously, a rerun of earlier this week, tonight, only with the precipitation being actual snow and not ice. Delivering in that weather is SO enjoyable.

The store owner asked if I could come in tomorrow, on my only day off this week. My initial reaction was, fortunately, only mentally stated: "Are you out of your fucking mind?!" My verbal response was rather more polite, obviously.

edited 25th Feb '15 8:43:13 PM by Nohbody

A week or two ago, we had a day with a high in the mid-80s. Sunday it turned cold (just below freezing), just in time for me to work outside all day Monday and all day Tuesday. Today it popped up to the high 60s again.

I'm pretty sure the pattern is that if it's sunny (and it usually is), it will be at least 65, and if it's overcast, it won't be higher than 48.

It's snowing again, and in just two hours, we've gotten more snow than we did two days ago (and it's still coming down like no one's business). Wouldn't be surprised if there was a foot on the ground by tomorrow morning.

Well, we are seeing a moderately cold winter weather with sunny and overcast sky alternating.

The snow has stopped here and it looks like we wound up with between two and three inches, depending on where in the area you measure.

Since last week we've had over 2 feet of new snow. 18 inches from last Friday night through Monday morning and another 7+ since last night.

No, I'm not in Boston. I'm at the base of the Wet Mountains in southern Colorado.

Work just got called off today because of heavy snow. And the next 4-5 days until next Monday are expected to have in and out snowstorms at the minimum.

March this year is definitely gonna come in like a lion.

For whatever weird reason we are the eye of the blizzards this year. It is just really bloody cold with nasty wind chills. So far only flurries this week. Forecast for Saturday though is snow and then freezing rain so we will see. If anything we will likely be getting our March/April blizzard this year.

Yeah, that foot of snow we were supposed to get ended up being about four inches + a lot of sleet, which ended up causing a metric fuckton of power outages (the forecasted foot actually would've been less of a problem). Currently typing this from my laptop as I sit at a Buffalo Wild Wings while I wait for my older brother to finish his shift at work. Power should be back at the apartment now, but I'm still prepared for it to continue to go out.

Had what we're hoping is the last of the major wintry weather today. Some freezing rain, then a couple inches of snow. It's supposed to be about 8-12 degrees Fahrenheit tonight so I'm guessing it'll be a mess in the morning.

Some snow here, but there was a lot of fog back in the afternoon. I had to set my speed to 14 because there was zero visibility and I was freaking out that I'd crash into someone or something.

edited 6th Mar '15 1:29:14 AM by SymeSynth

We are now in the it is warm and waiting for the last late winter early spring blow of winter we always get. Usually a week or two of cold, snow, and ice and then we are done until next winter.

Mild and sunny here today. I think we're supposed to get rain later in the week but the temperatures are going to stay milder.

Ah El Paso, the city with weather that's not just bipolar, but full on insane.

We live next to the Franklin Mountains, they tend to trap various weather systems and can either give you nice weather (like today) or the Wrath of God.

Heavy rains, winds, snow, sleet, dust storms, rainy duststorms, floods, heat waves in summer and cold snaps in winter (after a brief warm period).

And we're the "Sun City"....

^ Colorado's the same way in March. Only you can get nearly all of that in a single day. I've seen no less than an 80 degree high, a 20 degree low, rain, thunderstorms, hail, snow, graupel, windy, and then back to sunny before the sun set. All in a single day. All unpredicted to boot.

Yesterday we had pissing rain after having a record high (31C in one spot of town) on Monday. I'm surprised it didn't want to shit out a tornado on the plains. It is now tornado season in the plains regions of Colorado. (Even though you're still more likely to be snowed on for the time being.)

I'm in Italy, and why the hell isn't spring here already.

Usually me and my friends have started having picnics by this time of the year.

edited 25th Mar '15 2:35:21 AM by Cozzer

It is the 5th day of spring here in southern Colorado and it is snowing. Hard. Typical March.

Random rainfall, hot, and excessive humidity. ...typical Virginia weather