Community Chat

[depglass]

Northern Michigan is known for abundant snowfall.  Right now there is none.  There is a new ski resort opening soon with dignitaries coming up for a ceremoney.  None of the resorts can even make snow because it melts the next day.  

[Squirrels Are Trash]

South Bay here. Yeah, we made it to 79 yesterday, and the same is expected for today. This is migraine weather for me. I had one on Friday and hope to avoid getting another as the weather makes up its stupid mind. 

UGH!

[catter70]

I'm in east central Pa, and it's around 50 at the moment with heavy rains later, 2-3 inches. Very dreary looking. Lately, it seems to rain every Sunday. I think this should get us out of our drought.

[chrystaltree]

It's certainly not 80 degrees in MA.  It's unseasonably warm because a tropical storm is rolling in.  It's been 50ish the last couple of days.  

[ECBG]

Western NC, Blue Ridge Mountains on the Appalachian Trail.

Winter has arrived with low 30's in the am, 45-50 in the pm.

Coats and boots are out.

There will be another major drop in January.

[Carmie]

I am in south central PA.  It's 49 degrees and dreary...lightly raining.  It has been raining for weeks on Sunday.

Thankfully, it's not snow.

I am a fair weather person.  I'd love to 80 degrees all year around.  I'd rather be boating and swimming and gardening in my bare feet.

[ECBG]

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@Carmie wrote:

I am in south central PA.  It's 49 degrees and dreary...lightly raining.  It has been raining for weeks on Sunday.

Thankfully, it's not snow.

I am a fair weather person.  I'd love to 80 degrees all year around.  I'd rather be boating and swimming and gardening in my bare feet.

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@Carmie 

In a way, you're fortunate.  Our water is still low, but not drought level.

[Dom23]

 I live in Gardena and it was about 75 yesterday... I was shocked at how nice and warm it was outside. I am about 10 miles from Love My Grandkids area...

[Carmie]

@ECBG   I agree, we're fortunate. 

We have had some periods drought and it wasn't pleasurable to ration water.

However, the area where I live is prone to flooding.  The mighty Susquehanna and Swatar Creek overflows it's banks every few years and causes distruction.

Mother nature lets us know who is in charge.