[Llarry]

After a long stretch of clear but cool days, rain is in the forecast and maybe snow for Sunday. We have not had a single snowflake yet.

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by Llarry

After a long stretch of clear but cool days, rain is in the forecast and maybe snow for Sunday. We have not had a single snowflake yet.

Since I'm a very generous person, I would be more than happy to send you some. C.O.D of course...

[M_Six]

We're finally in the promised 40F+ window for a week. I'll be glad to finally see the snow go away.

[freakystyly]

Just had the worst commute in my life this morning weather wise. Blowing snow with zero to 5ft visibility over farm fields in the pitch black. Mostly only able to judge where the road is by signs and ditch snowbanks. A co-worker who usually arrives a 1/2hr later said he passed 5-6 cars in the ditch. There were none when I went through.

Even now at noon it's sunny one minute and then a blowing roof rattling whiteout the next. At least it isn't ridiculously cold.

edit: added some snips.. I don't think I can embed a gif or video without deteriorating the quality even more.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by freakystyly

Just had the worst commute in my life this morning weather wise. Blowing snow with zero to 5ft visibility over farm fields in the pitch black. Mostly only able to judge where the road is by signs and ditch snowbanks. A co-worker who usually arrives a 1/2hr later said he passed 5-6 cars in the ditch. There were none when I went through.

Even now at noon it's sunny one minute and then a blowing roof rattling whiteout the next. At least it isn't ridiculously cold.

I'll try to post some screenshots from the dashcam when I get home if I remember...

Way back when I had a job interview at the Univ. of Illinois. We had just moved out here and I was driving a Chevy pickup with rear wheel drive only. When I got to the U of I it was a decent day with sunshine. I spent the entire day inside speaking to a bunch of folks. At the end of the day as I was leaving someone said, "Have fun with the snow." I had no idea what they were talking about since it was a sunny day when I last looked. Sure enough, the snow was falling like crazy. By the time I got to the highway, it was dark and snowing hard, plus the wind was howling across the highway at 90 degrees, so the snow looked like a river crossing the road. I couldn't see a damn thing and the entire road in front of me looked like one big field. I called my wife and told her I was going to be very late getting home because of the snow. She said, "What snow?" It was raining where we lived (50 miles south). I finally was able to tuck in behind a semi and just followed him, hoping he wouldn't drive off the road. When I got about 10 miles away from home, the snow abruptly turned to rain and the road was clear the rest of the way. But that was my worst commute ever. Same situation as your nightmare.

[JJ 911SC]

We got 3" over night.

Those who hit the road after 06:30 had a bad commute this morning. I left 5 minutes earlier (05:55) and made the same time, 30 minutes.

The GM normally get in the office at ~06:40, today it was 08:00.

Now as unbelievable as it might sound, this was a "snow day", so the school bus didn't run!!!

I had 1 snow day in my life back in 1964 and it was because we had 3' of snow in the driveway

[GarySL]

Expect the end of "Junuary" with forecasted 2-3" of rain the upcoming week

[floridaorange]

Shirtless jogging weather if that’s your thing

[Lady Jane]

Another cold one and more snow on the way. Yesterday I had to do some unscheduled house calls in some remote areas with unplowed country roads. The X3 handled several inches of snow without missing a beat. It was actually kind of fun. I didn't even have to break open the emergency fruity wine to calm my nerves.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

I didn't even have to break open the emergency fruity wine to calm my nerves.

Not a keg of brandy?????





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[JJ 911SC]

From -2°C (28.4°F) yesterday afternoon to -18.1°C (-0.4 °F) this morning.

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

From -2°C (28.4°F) yesterday afternoon to -18.1°C (-0.4 °F) this morning.

As-tu gelé ta pompe à eau?

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

As-tu gelé ta pompe à eau?

Elle n'a jamais geler, meme à -30°C (-22°F)

[M_Six]

Mid-40sF today, 50s tomorrow, and supposedly 65F on Monday. Last February we had several 60F+ days. I was hoping for a repeat this year, but it looks like this one is going to be all we get for the time being.

[Esteban]

More rain is supposed to be coming this week and I have roof damage from the big winds we got a few weeks ago.

Roofer coming this week to inspect and give estimate on repairs. Just texted him asking if he can come earlier to cover damaged/exposed areas before rain comes.

[GarySL]

Rain in the forecast next 6 days, years since there's been this much driftwood on the beaches

[JJ 911SC]

On the cold side at -22(-7.6°F) but we will be at the freezing point by midnight

[T0RM3NT]

A little warming trend for us...

[Esteban]

Sunny and 73°F right now with a forecast of 75 for the high. Insurance adjuster and roofer coming tomorrow. Hopefully roofer’s coming to cover the damaged area with a tarp since he too busy to do the repairs tomorrow. I’m also calling other roofers; all very busy because of the wind and the rain. Supposed to have three days with rain this week.

[vreihen16]

Miserably cloudy and cold, with the high reaching 26 F and low last night in the single digits. I went outside with a tape measure to check on something, and froze a few digits off in just a few minutes.

Meanwhile at our tree farm down yonder, it's a bearable 63 F and sunny.....

[GarySL]

End of the beach walk in the rain this morning

[brianeck]

Last time I answered this question in a different subforum I was dragged up the flagpole as a "winter tire absolutionist."

I spent the weekend in Killington Vermont and had some fun driving around in thicker snow, that's for sure. The little kid in me enjoys turning around in the ski area parking lots every single time.