[GarySL]

Rain in the forecast, went to the beach anyway, it was delightful

[jsf721]

Been raining all day and long. Like crazy rain

Have not left the house

[M5Rick]

Been raining here but not too bad with breaks to venture out running errands.

[Lady Jane]

57° in mid-December... The snow is practically all gone and probably will be by the end of the day.

[Lady Jane]

[Esteban]

Mostly cloudy and cool this week. Highs are in the low to mid 70s. Nights are not too bad. Was about 53°F for my walk last night; jacket weather.

[UncleWede]

When I left Lake Isabella Thursday around noon, it had warmed up to 35.6. Good thing I made it up there and drained the pipes!
Agent couldn't light the pilot on the furnaces, I had no problem. Well, no problem until I had lit the pilot and the furnace, then turned the thermostat down and it went out, and then I shoved an open flame in the pilot hole again. Let's just say there was a bunch of cussin, and I had to pick some stuff that looked a bit like the wallboard from around the furnace off the carpet. LUCKILY, I can still pee outside when the pipes are drained. . .

[Esteban]

Nice day today. Partly cloudy and 71°F right now with a high predicted to be 75.

A few days of rain are coming next week. Supposed to be ~2 inches. We can use it.

[JJ 911SC]

8.3°C; almost double digit, not a record but very nice for a 15th of December

[UncleWede]

41 this morning, potential for 80 tomorrow.


"Rain is on the horizon, with periods of rain as early as Sunday, December 17th.

Chances will be ongoing through at least Monday December 25th."

[dradernh]

It was super-clear here today, mid-50s, and bone-dry with a light breeze. At this time of year, we really couldn't ask for more.

Given the perfect fall in every way we've had and one that seems to still being going on, it won't be difficult to accept whatever is coming our way between now and whenever it begins to warm-up again.

[M_Six]

Yesterday and today were both sunny and mid-50s with little wind. Perfect for riding. Got in 30 miles both days. But tomorrow it's going to rain all day and then we're back to 30s and 40s. Ugh.

[Lady Jane]

We might get a green Christmas. Anyway, off for my run with Talii.

[MoeTE87]

Warm this weekend then cool down next week with another warm up in the low - mid 50s for Christmas weekend.

I remember last year, we had a horrible ice storm and 5-6 inches of snow on top of the ice for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. It was pretty much perfect if you ask me! Open presents with my daughter then go out and play in the snow after!

Not this year, looks like its shorts and tshirt weather for me. lol

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by MoeTE87

I remember last year, we had a horrible ice storm and 5-6 inches of snow on top of the ice for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. It was pretty much perfect if you ask me! Open presents with my daughter then go out and play in the snow after!

I had to go to Montgomery at 7:30 AM the next morning and chose to go via I-71 between Red Bank and Kenwood. There was almost no traffic; the few vehicles that were out struggled on the uphill sections of the streets and the highway. With no other cars to worry about, there was plenty of room to just drive around them while they were fish-tailing.

This was in the wife's Mazda 3 with all-season tires, which made it all the more fun!

If I hadn't had things to do, I would have spent the morning doing my own winter car control clinic on one of the many Kenwood Mall's huge parking lots. That was a missed opportunity.

[Lady Jane]

[vreihen16]

We're still under a flash flood warning here for a bit longer, although the overnight rain is finally ending after 2+ inches fell. Our basement sump pump has been cycling on/off since 2 AM, and the home automation announcer is freaking out OCD psycho dog for some reason whenever it speaks that the sump pump is running or stopped.

The temperature outside is a spring-like 60 F as I write this, and it will likely be the last time that it gets over even 50 F for the rest of 2023.

Down in SC at our tree farm, my remote rain gauge is reporting that the same coastal storm system dumped over 4" of rain.....

[freakystyly]

Started the day with a +3C chime from the car and some light drizzle..

2pm now and it has switched to wet snow with temps dropping below freezing overnight. The weather people are only calling for 1-2 inches of snow total.

Expecting the roads to be saltier than the Atlantic by rush hour lol.

[Lady Jane]

Current radar track but it's moving fast and we should get some sun tomorrow. Just in time as I will be picking-up my Mum at the airport.

Despite the crappy day, I spent most of the afternoon at the local Fire Station with other volunteers to get the Christmas hampers ready for delivery to needy families. As per our tradition, my Mum and I will be visiting the local Seniors' Home to bring some Christmas Cheers to the forgotten residents.

[JJ 911SC]

Been raining since last night, we are still at 5 above freezing

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

Been raining since last night, we are still at 5 above freezing

We got rain coming all this week but it's not near as much or as cold as you guys up north.

Stay dry and stay warm.

[MoeTE87]

Originally Posted by dradernh

I had to go to Montgomery at 7:30 AM the next morning and chose to go via I-71 between Red Bank and Kenwood. There was almost no traffic; the few vehicles that were out struggled on the uphill sections of the streets and the highway. With no other cars to worry about, there was plenty of room to just drive around them while they were fish-tailing.

This was in the wife's Mazda 3 with all-season tires, which made it all the more fun!

If I hadn't had things to do, I would have spent the morning doing my own winter car control clinic on one of the many Kenwood Mall's huge parking lots. That was a missed opportunity.

I bet that was a nightmare heading into Kenwood. It's a mess even without all of the ice and snow.

Was def a fun evening / morning of driving and sliding around! Too bad we won't see it again for another 10 years.