WinterSnow

I didn't very well. But I think my tolerance for the heat and sun has decreased as I've gotten older. So it wasn't always this bad for me. Plus, again - summer acclimation. I don't acclimate to the heat all of that much, but I do find 70s a lot better in July and August than I do right now. I wonder what it would be like to not need that acclimation and just be normal and like the 70s and the 80s.

Ugh. Already have my air on right now for a while.

I know. But this is April, not summer. I seriously feel as if I've gone back to where I was born and raised, because this is what "Spring" feels like down there. It sucks.

84 and the sun is trying to shine through the clouds. At least my apartment seems to have not taken in all of the heat and fans are sufficing to keep me cool.

I don't particularly like warm weather, and it's especially rough for me during the Spring when I'm not acclimated to it.

Already 75 and my face looks like this: I don't like going outside to warm weather in the morning. What is this, Florida? Maybe I should've moved to Maine, after all.

Looked out the window at 7am and then went back to sleep. I did not expect there to be anything on the ground. I was a little surprised. This image was at 7, but the snow remains even now on the grass, but not the pavement/roads of course.

Ah, yes, Southington is very close, I was down there some yesterday. Hard to believe there was such a sharp temperature difference between here and there!

Torch did not make it up to me. It never made it out of the lower 50s and is now 44. So... I was wrong, and I certainly can't complain.

Keep that torch below me, please. But I suspect it will make it up to me because I'd hate it and that's how weather works in my life. Totally not scientific, but it happens anyway.

My rating would probably be far too generous due to this being my first winter in New England, all of my past winters spent in the pathetic south. Positives: +Consistently in the 20s and 30s with the rare "warm" days being in the 40s, rarely 50s +Snow on the ground a substantial portion of the season. Negatives: -No real snowstorms, snow on ground was from successive smaller events. I'd give this a darn good rating, but as I said, I'm biased. I just can't even begin to describe how refreshing this winter has been for me. It may not have been a true New England winter (apparently), but it's night and day from what I dealt with before. Much, much more in line with how a winter should be, so much better for my mental health.

55 degrees outside????? Who said that could happen? Where's my winter?

43 degrees. Feels like a heatwave. LOL. Nice to see some grass reappearing for my dog to go out on. That ice covered snow was rough.

What was that like? The south hit me with one of the worst examples just a year before moving - Winter Storm Warning, projected 6-8 inches (fantastic for a storm that far south). Then the storm comes and, I kid you not, a pocket of warm air opens up almost solely over my county and creates a donut hole where it's raining while everywhere around gets the winter storm. I don't think even a single snowflake fell at my house that day. I'll post a picture of the radar. I don't live there anymore, anyway, so...

WUnderground was showing like five inches yesterday. Now not even half an inch. What a bummer. Reminds me of living in the south. Had promising storms vanish the day of the storm.

Wonder what this could have been if it had stayed snow. When I took my dog out around 9 pm it was nice fluffy snow on the ground, but now it's a crunchy mess. My apartment's parking lot is just solid ice. Ugh.

I looked outside and thought "no way was this a 6 inch storm". I measured about 4 inches. Guess I must have cursed myself yesterday when I said "Will tonight's storm even produce more than 4 inches? Crossing my fingers.".

It's been snowing for at least half an hour here. It's picked up quite a bit!

If only we could see this again. It was just a few months before I moved up here... I just want to see a double digit snowstorm. Coming up from the south, I haven't seen one since early 2011. My luck that one would happen right before I moved up here, even during a winter that everyone up here considered to have no snow. Will tonight's storm even produce more than 4 inches? Crossing my fingers.

Nope, don't like that. But I'm wondering why the NWS has not issued a warning for Hartford, Tolland and Windham counties but did for the other CT counties. Although it must be unrelated to this since eastern MA also isn't warned last I checked.

1.5 inches here in Bristol. Was hoping the projection more of 3 inches was going to turn out true. Oh well. Hopefully Saturday night delivers!

Snow started in what must have been the last thirty to forty minutes. It's already sticking some!

I don't think it snowed here at all last night. I know it wasn't going to be much but that's lame. It also got above freezing rapidly after the sun came up and now it's 43 degrees.

Got maybe 4 inches. "Meh" for my first "Winter Storm Warning" storm in CT, but it is thicker than most of the stuff I've seen here so far and is quite pretty!

My family in southern Tulsa county, OK reported 7 inches. More than I've yet to see in Connecticut this season. Congrats, you all. I know these storms are rare in the region. I know because I lived there not too long ago and it was depressing.