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Up to 62. Wonder why the record high is for today. 

After a few days in the low to mid 30s we get back up to near 60 starting next Thursday. Another warm weekend it appears. Some rain Thursday but otherwise dry and boring.  

60. I think I posted late last week some 60s were possible this late week. Models did good with this warm wave. 

58 in my backyard. It's warm, and the wind's not near where predicted as of yet. 

32 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

How are things going down in Texas?

Front St. will miss you.

They’d had only 4” less snow than me!

31 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Lol… it is February 10th!

We just had a frigid below normal January. The ground is still mostly frozen.

Good luck with the gardening….

A few days in the 50s pops plants in February. This winter seems dead so getting a head start on laying mulch and all. 

Took off tomorrow to get the garden ready from spring which will be here in 3 or so weeks. Have some daffodils starting to poke up. 

Just hit 50 in HBG. Forecast high was 47 lol 

2 minutes ago, anotherman said:

Prediction....we torch in mid-late February then have more chances in March.  It's not over. 

The torch seems guaranteed - but nothing in the pattern shows me to we can get enough cold along with moisture in March to produce anything to stick to anywhere down this way. The AED machine has been placed on the victim.  

Up to 56. About to go for a walk in a T-shirt. 

24 minutes ago, Atomixwx said:

It's 50°F here. I dont remember the last 50°F day. The snow is saying "Sayanora," and the water on top of the ice is returning. 

That was one cold month. 

I have green buds in the garden. 

53 out.

Going on a limb - I get no more measurable snow this season. Might as well go on a limb even though it's early but this winter's been hot garbage anyway. To hell with it. 

9 minutes ago, paweather said:

yeah I know, things will change for better or even worse. It can't get much worse, but I am sure it will 

This is always my viewpoint too! 

15 minutes ago, paweather said:

Fringed once again

It snows where it has snowed. A bad trend for us down here. 

I trust you @MAG5035- I’m not smart enough to see the change lol 

So what time is the cold front conking through Saturday? Want to go to dinner but we are avoiding restaurants due to covid and if it’s not until overnight then a 56 degree outdoor meal is perfection. 

18 minutes ago, Mount Joy Snowman said:

Curious if anyone on the board has had less seasonal snowfall than me so far?  I'm at 8.9".

I'm at 8.9 too. MDT has more than me. 

2 minutes ago, paweather said:

Euro and GFS are a whole lot of nothing

Yup, a barren wasteland. 

Just now, paweather said:

I'm still at 34 and it feels cold out with the wind

 

The wind is biting for sure. 

Forecast high today is 36. It's 11:17 a.m. and 39 already. 

Mid 50s Wednesday. Going to feel warm. 

46 out. Hoodie weather! 

Wonder how many 50 readings the LSV gets Wednesday, Thursday and Friday? 

1 hour ago, Mount Joy Snowman said:

So, since it appears we are in for a rather mundane week of weather, I thought we'd play a little game.  I have a nice shiny nickel for the person who can tell me what mountain is pictured in my profile pic.  Your one and only hint is that it resides in the United States of America.  No cheating with whatever high tech image search crap is available haha.  Board bragging rights on the line, let's hear it!

I don’t remember the name but it’s Northern California - part of the Cascades. It’s impressive driving ip I5 from SF to Eugene. 

I’d sit and watch the weather channel for hours when I was little. But being in Texas it was the local weather guys during storms or hurricane season where I really learned about weather. 

18 minutes ago, Atomixwx said:

My parents aided with the post storm collection and reconstruction of Homestead, Florida. I fell in love with the weatherman (Tom Casey, WTAJ in Altoona) around the same time. I used to pretend to do the weather on the wall of my apartment outside as a kid. Weather is something I love. I love reading about it, learning about how the weather works, how storms occur, why they act the way they do, and why they don't sometimes. I enjoy the post-storm analysis or autopsy when things go wrong. 

I love the extremes of all seasons. I get off on disaster. Not so much the human toll, but the toll the planet takes from an EF5 tornado or from a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, or how Texas shuts down when it's below 60. The problem is, the extremes seen to be heavily slanted towards one thing: flooding. I don't find any interest in flooding. I know how water works. I know how the lack of dikes work. It does nothing for me. 

So the current global trend is kind of boring and sad to me. So, yeah. Some of us may lose the passion for weather as we all become Roanoke. 

What a dweeb.

But as the earth continues to warm weather will continue to get more violent. We have seen extreme events every year now in America and it’ll just increase. Hell a standard squall line here now can throw down 60 mph winds like it’s no big deal. That’s not normal.