wxdude64

I am here now BC! It is pretty awesome. Drove up from Denver (enough snow on the ground to call it white) and started the climb up yesterday on 70. Got stopped just before the Bakerfield exit for 'snow mitigation', firing the avalanche cannons. Currently it is 4 degrees with a solid 2 feet on the ground here in Dillon with the son, who said the past 3 days were 'epic' in his words.

Says who??

Just broke over 32 here, 32.5/31.7. A good .1-.2 of ice, but roads aren't that bad, mostly bridges.

Ice, ice, baby..... quite slick out there this am!! Freezing rain falling and 30.2/29.0.

12/11 0.5 It's a start at least!

A 0.5 here. Little less than I expected, but gets me on the board.

Wait, so you're NOT on 'the payroll'??

At my high for the day, 42.4 degrees. Spent most of the day with rain and light rain and 33-37 degrees.

So you are saying it'll looking something like this.... IAD: 2.8 BWI: 2.2 RIC: 1.8 DCA 0.0

Personally, a nice 1-3/2-4 across majority of the forum would be nice........

Doing the '33 and rain' game here....

So, with the 'T' this morning I am batting .250 over the last 40 years for snow falling from the sky on this date. Largest was 5.0 in 2003, 4 were T's, rest were between .5 and 4.0 inches and averages out to 0.4 over that time. I'll have to do a bit more digging to see if I have a greater 'batting average' for a date in Dec.

He is up in the Rockies in Colorado. So they are used to a LOT of snow.

I like when they issue winter weather advisories for 5-8 inches where my son lives........

So usual then.....

I find them much more pleasing to the ears and eyes than that 'ol Scorched and Torched group.

Snowed enough after midnight to cover the ground to whiteness, first time this year and the 4th or 5th time I recorded a T from snow falling from the sky. Least it isn't goose eggs. Winds have been absolutely brutal past two weeks, many 40-50 mph gusts and steady 20-30 mph days.

WHAT IS THAT LARGE YELLOWISH DISC IN THE SKY!?!? RUN!! RUN!! RUN!! We are ruined! First sun in MANY days here it seems.

Nice, but need to pull that inner tube and funnel my CoCoRaHS friend!

Just cloudy here now, had some flurries earlier this am. 33.4/30.2

My numbers for the month of November 2019. Total rainfall was 1.82 inches vs a normal of 3.18 inches, a -1.36 below normal. Wettest day was 0.77 inches on the 1st. There were 8 days with measurable, 3 days with a 'T' and 19 dry days. Only snowfall recorded were two 'T's' on the 13th and 24th vs a normal of 0.6 inches. The average high was 51.4 degrees vs a normal of 57.0 degrees, a -5.6 below normal. The warmest day was also the 1st, with a 70.4 degree reading. Average low for the month was 28.5 degrees vs a normal of 31.7 degrees, a -3.2 below normal. The coldest temp for the month was 11.7 degrees on the 13th. The averaged temp for the month was 39.9 degrees vs a normal of 44.3 degrees, a -4.4 degrees below normal and the 4th coldest recorded since my records started in 1979 for the month, sliding behind 2014's 37.7, 1996's 37.8 and 1997's 38.4 degree readings. Highest wind recorded for the month was 51 mph on the 28th. There were 6 days with winds above 30 mph and 10 with winds above 25 mph. Overall a dry, windy and chilly month. Records for the month include 3 new 'cool maxes' set on the 9th, 13th and 14th. Two new record lows were set, the 10th and 13th.

I'll take a '60 please.....lol!

Ditto here, NWS forecast was for a 52 high with clearing skies, I've been 39, 40, 41 all day and still socked in the fog/drizzle/mist. WWA's and WSW's up for just west tonight thru Tuesday now.

About an inch (of rain)in past 24 hours here and a giant temp range of 4 degrees lol, 37-41.

DCA: +1.7 NYC: +1.1 BOS: +0.5 ORD: +1.8 ATL: +1.7 IAH: +2.0 DEN: +0.4 PHX: +0.5 SEA: -0.3