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  2. thats about what it looked like Saturday morning as well. We were buckin logs in a frosted landscape. TTFN snow. See you next fall....I hope.
  3. Yes, severe thunderstorm warnings were issued as the front approached and we were also under a wind advisory until 2am. But again, I think because local news made such a big deal about it (and understandably so, cause the threat was real), most people let their guard down around sunset because not much had happened by then. Of course, us weenies knew until the front came through later last night, we weren't off the hook.
  4. Two day event total here was 1.33". Trace of snow on the deck this morning. Didn't see it fall but per radar the rain ended as a brief period of light snow or flurries overnight. Winds howled from late afternoon yesterday right up until daybreak. Sad to hear about the passing of Roger Smith who posted in this forum. Always seemed like a gentleman and a knowledgable guy. As someone pointed out he posted up until the day of his passing. We never know when we or someone we love will see their last sunrise or sunset. Embrace the day.
  5. I hope you’re right. Actually, I want a Bermuda High. The west coast needs precip anyway.
  6. Cold day 34 here in midtown! Not loving the cold, if it's not going to snow anymore I want warm weather
  7. Not this early. It sucks.
  8. Breezy and unseasonably cold weather today with some snow flurries possible this afternoon into the evening. There will be a hard freeze tonight so protect any plants that you may have put outside already. We will continue with below normal temperatures through Thursday (upper 30's to upper 40's) before we moderate to nearly normal both Friday and Saturday (low to mid 50's). Our next chance of rain or snow looks to possibly arrive on Friday night. We will fall back to below normal temperatures by next Monday.
  9. Breezy and unseasonably cold weather today with some snow flurries possible this afternoon into the evening. There will be a hard freeze tonight so protect any plants that you may have put outside already. We will continue with below normal temperatures through Thursday (upper 30's to upper 40's) before we moderate to nearly normal both Friday and Saturday (low to mid 50's). Our next chance of rain or snow looks to possibly arrive on Friday night. We will fall back to below normal temperatures by next Monday.
  10. Anyone else tracking the potential snow showers this afternoon? HRRR seems insistent some make it over the mountains
  11. Serious question....is there a way to disqualify reporting stations? That one clearly reports bad data.
  12. I think there were more branches/limbs/dead trees down in my neighboorhood from this event than in anything since the 2008 ice storm (this was nothing compared to that)
  13. Oh no!! He will be greatly missed! Thank you GaWx for letting everyone know. Rest in peace, Roger. May your contests be forever eternal in the great beyond.
  14. Just a reminder for people who want to shorten it today and don't have a clue. That said, according to @BxEngine the Irish invented the greatest goodbye and that's all that really matters anyway.
  15. this is the coldest planet for the rest of your life
  16. Good please keep it there. 80 degrees in March is ridiculous and a little bit unnerving.
  17. beautiful late winters day..
  18. Just like the frigid March you promised, then we are breaking record highs
  19. -Sd's near shore to -10's inland across N MN. Ash Lake -23, and Seagull Lake -21 up near the border are the lowest I've seen just with a quick look. Top 5 cold snap this morning. WAA event coming later today.
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