What’s the weather like where you live?

I’m in the Bay Area & we had more snow in the foothills than I’ve ever seen in my life. Nearby Mt Hamilton had 14” overnight, though they had predicted about 30. It rained quite a bit yesterday & has been bitterly cold, the high was about 48 today.

Last month we had record rainfall, with 9 “atmospheric rivers” slamming us right after Xmas for a few weeks. The snowfall in the Sierras is well over 200%; they’d hit the annual avg back in late January, with like 3 months of the rainy/snowy season to go.

I’m just hopeful our awful drought will get better; bring on El Niño! Funny, since this year was forecasted as a La Niña, with rainfall supposed to be less than average.

Been cloudy and cool past couple of days. Nice change of pace.

L.A.

It's been raining for 32 hours straight now. The hourly forecast on weather.com shows we have another 17 hours to go, possibly 21.

My phone just started blaring the Emergency Weather Alert alarm.

Flash flood warnings in place until 5:0 am.

I can hear the water streaming heavily down the street. It hasn’t rained like this in years.

I’m thankful for the rain, however, I hope people are trying to stay safe. Depending on where you are in California, this type of torrential downpour can be VERY dangerous.

It’s really easy to drive through any number of streets, and end up getting caught in deep water, and flooding out your car, or even worse, getting swept away into a ravine.

Cold as fuck on the New England seacoast! It's 5 am and 9° outside. But with the wind, the "feel like" temperature is -4°. Mostly it's been really mild all month though (40°–upper 50°s), so it had to happen sooner or later.

It snowed yesterday, for the first time in like a month. It's sunny and 3°C today. Hope the snow melts.

It's a nice day here in Surrey, England. Not the warmest at 5°c, but it's sunny. I'm off for a walk after brunch.

Blustery and snowy/icy here in the Pacific Northwest. In the high-teens right now (Fahrenheit). We had a decent amount of snow and ice on the roads Friday morning, which made my commute interesting. People seem to think you can drive full-speed on solid sheets of ice with no repercussions. Saw a few wrecks and cars doing circles. Cretins.

Cold and raining in San Diego, California. We've been having an extremely cold winter for a few months now. It's freezing all the time; cold, cloudy and rainy often.

I realize people won't have any sympathy when San Diegans say it's cold. That's fine. But it has not been balmy or even warm in Southern California since last September. Granted, it's not winter in San Diego as it was when I grew up in New England, but this winter has been very different and cold in Southern California. The heat is on all the time. Gas and electric bills are through the roof. No one is wearing shorts and flip flops. It's just too damn cold and damp. Everyone is dressed for a very chilly winter.

R9, gas and electricity bills have been unusually high the last several months.

At minimum, 3 to 4 times higher than usual.

Overcast and unseasonably cold in Palm Springs but the snow capped mountains make up for it.

It was continuous, relentless sideways rain in my part of Southern California on Thursday and Friday. We have a few hours respite this morning, rain to be continued around 2pm. I would love to have this kind of weather during the summer months when it is 105 everyday.

I'm in the deep south, it's already been almost to 90 so far, everything is blooming out.

Pure shit

I stepped outside to my patio for my morning cup of coffee.

It’s absolutely lovely. The mountains are covered in snow. It’s very cold. Not northeastern cold, but very cold for Southern California.

My roommate is starting up the fireplace soon, & I’m totally enjoying this very rare winter weather.

It's 83 here in the Ocala National Forest (FL) with beautiful sunshine, a hint of a breeze, and only 46% humidity. A perfect Florida day! I need to get off my lazy ass and take my Kawasaki out for a ride. You can't leave them sit, you know -- they need to be ridden.

Yesterday, I had to turn my AC on. Hopefully, with my ceiling fans going full blast, I can avoid that today.

R9 Hi there friend. I’m here and you are spot on.

Southeastern Wisconsin here, OP.

It’s low 30s and beautifully sunny/blue skies. I’m the wee hours of this morning, it snowed—few inches of fluffy snow, in which my lil dog enjoyed romping.

South Florida. Take a guess. 🥵

78 and sunny in Key West.

It's raining bullets in Portsmouth, VA.

It's very hot. There's no light except for fires here and there. The sulphur and brimstone makes my eyes water all the time.

R16 ElderLez, is that you, dear? Yes, we are in Orlando and, once again, it will be beating all records this week. Up to 90 degrees and more!!! I am so not looking forward to August. The A/C unit is already complaining.

I'm in Atlanta, we had our air conditioner on this week.

I went on Facebook last week and it told me I have 'memories' to look back on. It shows posts from the same day in years past where I had posted a picture where it had just snowed. That post was less than 8 years old.

So in less than eight years we went from having snow to needing the air conditioner

Weho had violent hail repeatedly today. It blew into my window and slid across the floor!

ice storm this morning but muggy now.

Where are you people R25 R26?

February has been unseasonably warm, with barely a snowflake. Last Friday, the temp hit 71 degrees - setting a new record. Within 6 hours, it dropped to the 30s. Yesterday and today it's been in the 20s and it's snowing now...there's a chance we may get quite a snowstorm Monday / Tuesday but then again, it may go out to sea. With the warm temps all winter I've saved a lot on my heating oil bills, electricity, as well as snow shoveling bills.

r27 northern southwest

^ the muggy one

It’s currently snowing outside.

Unbelievable.

Surreal.

Beautiful.

Vegas - Snow flurry and FREEZING WTF?!?!?

R32, I’m in Los Angeles County. My car is covered in a blanket of fluffy snow.

The Reno, Nevada troll here again--we just had another round of snow all day yesterday, about 4" up in the hills where I live. And a shit ton more snow up in the Sierras--people are saying there'll be skiing well into May and possibly June. I'm still enjoying the hell out of all of this snow, particularly since the last few winters were warmer and drier. Inconvenient for driving, but it's so beautiful to see all of the mountains around here white and snowy. (I know, MARY!)

R34: I love freshly fallen snow it’s so beautiful, especially at night. I miss it around Christmas time living in CA.

Update L.A. from R3

Sixteen hours later, and there's still a light rain, but you can look out at the horizon and see the sun setting, so the sky seems to be clearing .. finally.

Looks like it could be over in about a half hour.

85° here in coastal Georgia on Thursday & Friday. Today was in the low 70s as it was quite overcast. It was actually rather chilly this morning (in the 50s). The next 10 days will be a mixture of 70s to low 80s, with a rain day here and there. So all in all it could be a lot worse.

NorCal checking in here and it's 45 degrees here right now, cloudy but no rain and it's been partly cloudy all day with a high of about 50 degrees and no wind which was nice. Yesterday it rained and it was VERY cold, windy, periods of rain.

It's supposed to rain starting at 5am again through to around late afternoon and a bit warmer than today. It's going to be a VERY green next few weeks, that's for sure, and we have some beautiful yellow and white daffodils popping up everywhere around here, love that!

Eastern LI. Lots of rain all winter. Today we had a few snow shower, but only had a dusting. I’ve lived here on LI and in NYC all my life and one thing I can confidently say is that you can never predict what any winter’s weather is going to be at the beginning of the season. I’ve lived through foggy, dreary, damp but not too cold winters. I’ve been through dry winters (winter of 9/11). I’ve lived through snowy winters where it snowed several times a week, as deep as 28.”

I’ve lived through three winters that were so cold and icy that I has to wear these things on my feet that had what looked like serrated razor blades on the bottoms. One year the city not only ran out of salt, but they ran out of sand, too.

I remember a Christmas Day when it was 64 degrees. I remember a Christmas Eve when it snowed heavily. We always have a few warm days in January, February and March when temps reach 55-65 degrees. Then it goes back to being cold in the next day or two. I’ve seen ice storms, snowmageddon, snow bomb cyclones.

Winter weather isn’t predictable from one winter to another. Like i said there are always warm days sprinkled into Dec, Jan Feb and March. And on those warm days everybody starts talking about climate change. Dude, a 70 degree day in December isn’t evidence of climate change. It’s just December. Shit can happen.

Every year I get the notification “This could be a very active hurricane season!” Well yeah, it could be. But odds are, it won’t be. We have far more years where the hurricane season is meh rather than a full of frequently churning maelstroms chugging across from the Cape Verde Islands.

Snow, snow and snow! The berms outside are 20’ tall. I live in the Eastern Sierra. Not supposed to stop until Thursday.

I’m on the west side of the sierra, 2000 feet, dreary ..Snow turned slushy and skies are leaden grey. More snow this week and overnight lows in the 20s …my daffodils are hiding somewhere. The days are getting longer, but there seems to be a lack of light.

Well, I see our mega California storm has already passed through Nevada and is now into Arizona and Utah. I wonder how fat this thing will go.

It’s very tender here

Oh so tender...

No, R23, ElderLez is authenticated and I am not she. Plus, she lives somewhere up north and I'm here in the Ocala National Forest.

Shitty

[quote] Well, I see our mega California storm has already passed through Nevada and is now into Arizona and Utah.

After it left Arizona and Utah, it headed into New Mexico and Colorado as a cold front with some snow that then hit warmer air in Texas and Kansas resulting in the current mess extending from North Texas to Iowa.

Reno troll here again--another big blizzard is supposed to move through the Sierras tomorrow and Tuesday. They're forecasting another 1-2 feet of snow in the mountains. We'll probably get another 3-6 inches in town.

I say keep it coming, Mother Nature! This is a historic winter, I'm glad to have experienced it.

[quote] What’s the weather like where you live?

Outside? O, it's frightful!

But the fire is so delightful.

And let’s go next to Jerry with the sports report

Yes, yes! Let's talk about the weather!

... should we talk about the weather? ... should we talk about the government?

Today's sunny and the high is 23C. Tomorrow's sunny and the high will be 25C. It's freakin' February.

Last week it was 35 degrees in San Diego at night, but generally it's in the 40s--and that's in the city--not out by the mountains. Days may go into the 50s, and that's how it's been all winter. Most of the time this winter it's been cloudy, cold and rainy. We do get winter weather like this, but it usually is not sustained for three to four months the way it has been this year. Put on the heat--you'll need it this winter.

I'm loving it though. We have enough mild weather May-September. It's nice to be having a winter.

I'm in Southern West Virginia, and its cloudy and chilly today. There's been a lot of rain lately and some landslides which have destroyed homes and pushed a train into the river. A landslide destroyed our home back in August so I feel for those people. Luckily nobody was killed. We've hardly bad any snow, which is unusual, and I'm very glad about that.

It’s so windy my motherfuckin power is out!!

I called my power co. They better get their asses on this - FAST or they’ll hear my bitchy side

Oh God, that SUCKS. I hope its back on now.

Oh yes, my electricity has been restored to full capacity! R57

For the next 7 days it's predicted to have a high of 86 to 89 here.

It’s real tender and juicy

The storm at R47 - complete with a reported derecho - is now stretching from Western Ontario to Alabama.

Looks like it's expected to hit NYC tonight, so it's been one big coast-to-coast event.

Greetings from Los Angeles!

NYC. There is conflicting weather forecast from just snow flurries tonight to 1-3 inches of snow by morning. Since it's the last day of February and we have had zero snow accumulation for the first time ever, I hope it does snow, even though I have to clean my property.

Moist… SULTRY!

It snowed again yesterday. We got a lot of snow. It's almost April. I'm sick of the cold, the snow and just winter in general. I want spring! What makes it even more infuriating is the fact that the rest of Europe is having a heatwave! Except the Nordic countries... of course. Spain had like 30 degrees recently, which is a lot for March. Meanwhile here in Norway: -5. I want to cry.

Cold and dry.

Hot as fuck! It rains from October to March, and then it's pure hell!

Late afternoon 28C/82F, sunny, 28% humidity, wind 3km/hour

The temperature is 39 degrees f. I'm going to take my daily walk soon. I'd better bundle up.

NYC it's 48 and cloudy. Rain tonight and Saturday high will be 66. The seesawing between unseasonably cold and unseasonable warm seems to be the new norm.

Its in the 50's here in WV and pouring rain and very windy. I'm glad I don't have to go anywhere. I hope the power doesn't go out though.

75 today in central flyoverstan.

Well, here where I'm dead is very cold.

It's pouring in Pittsburgh on Friday, and it's supposed to continue through Saturday. I have plenty to eat. Not going out.

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood....

58 degrees, sunny-partly cloudy, and the air is like double oxygen.

A tornado just ripped through Arkansas, and Chicago is under a tornado watch. It's going to be a bumpy night.

Good news: it's sunny today! No snow! Bad news: we still have freezing temps. We have to wait a bit longer for spring.

76 degrees, sunny and hazy @ 4:30pm

—Seoul, Korea

Sunny and 2°C

It’s warm and I’m sipping champagne on a yacht! 🍾

The weather here in Norway has been bad, especially in the north. Several people were killed in avalanches, including tourists. Sad news.

It's fucking snowing again. We're in April ffs!!!!!!!

Northwest Wisconsin, by U.P. border. Still several feet of snow. Looks like it may finally start melting next week. Thank God. It's been 5 full months of deep snow.

R64 it is the same in the far northern regions in the U.S. deep heavy snow since mid November. Constant huge snow dumps all winter, including March. It's been 5 months. Cold and miserable while most of U.S. is warming, and has been significantly warmer all winter.

Today is supposed to be a freakish weather day in the NY metro area.

After having normal temperatures for several days, it's supposed to hit the mid 80s (with storms) by this afternoon and then it's supposed to go back to normal tomorrow.

But the mid 80s on April 6 is just too bizarre for words.

BTW we had almost no snow this winter, although tornados hit parts of the state (NJ) less than a week ago.

We're in the middle of a heat wave. It has been 30 degrees C (almost 90 degrees F) for the past several days. It was still 25 degrees C at 9 pm tonight. I feel dizzy and I have a headache. I think it's due to the heat. It was 28 degrees C in my bedroom earlier today. Horrible. And we have a drought. It hasn't rained in like 4 weeks. The grass is turning yellow.

Los Angeles. View from the Bunker Hill webcam.

June Gloom still in place; at least it's a pleasantly cool 69-degrees

Another day with 30 degrees C. Yesterday I felt sick. Headache, dizzy etc. Must be the heat. Thankfully it will only be 20 degrees tomorrow. The heat wave will be over for now.

Yesterday (Friday) was a weird weather day in Philadelphia. There was a big storm around noon - two tornadoes in the suburbs, lots of hail and heavy downpours. No high winds where I am, thank heavens (although one of the tornadoes was only about 10 miles west of me), so the power stayed on here, but there were many outages in other parts of the area.

Today is forecast to be gorgeous - sunny and 79 F (26 C), which is slightly cooler than normal for mid-June. Right now it's clear and 58F/14c ... a beautiful early summer morning.

Wow, when that tornado warning alert goes off on my phone, it's fucking SCARY. It sounds like a screaming banshee.

Sunny and warm but very windy. 19C (66F). It's finally spring here in Norway!

I woke up to 2 degrees. This is very cold for April. It even says so here. April has been colder than usual so far. I'm sick of this shit. We had a winter with record breaking temps, like -25C in my area is basically unheard of. We also got a ton of snow. I have waited so long for spring and now spring is colder than usual.

Sorry, messed up the link. Here.... it confirms a colder than usual April.

Finally some nice weather. It was 23°C (74°F) here today.