Yep, more rain in the pacific northwest of California.

*sigh*

Beautiful and sunny here in AZ. Some of our winter visitors are already leaving.

I prefer the 50s & 60s, personally. Last summer was brutally hot here.

good bike ride, be like going up hill.

This is why I live in NORTH Florida!

It will warm up to 84 later, but tonight it will cool down to 59. With our well insulated house, that means that we seldom use the air conditioning this time of year since it will not heat up inside until late afternoon. By then, it will cooler outside than in so we just turn on some fans to bring the cooler air in.

The only problem we're having are the gnats and mosquitoes. Our window and porch screens need repairs and the insects come in in the evening and hang around the lights.

Living on the coast is rather boring watching the weather. Forecaster says, "low tonight 68 high tomorrow 70".

Very mild, no humidity, sunny with a light breeze.

I remember the weather reports when I lived in Florida. They all were smug, taunting the frozen north. JAPDIP! (Just Another Perfect Day in Paradise). Then summer happened.

Dewpoint of 68

Low in the upper 60s. Predicted high of 78.

T-storms tonight.

Yesterday we had actual sun! It didn't hit 60 but you'd think it was full summer the way people shucked their clothes and wallowed in those rays. I had the sun roof open. It was glorious.

(Seattle, Whidbey island) I know how sunny days can really get everyone's full appreciation.

then I moved down South, and damn if I don't take sunny days for granted, and look forward to the rainy ones.

this year. No alligators though

The marathon is tomorrow and I think the weather will hold out. Best of luck to all the runners!

Right now it's clear, sunny, and 71. Expected high, 76. Perfect! This is why people move here and STAY

Chance of a thunderstorm later today. Spring can bring some hellacious storms here, so we have to keep an eye to the sky.

Note to self: Buy air-conditioner before you die.

We're expected to have a thunderstorm later this afternoon. Should cool things down some this evening.

In Buffalo, NY

Sunny, slight breeze, going up to 84 today. Just another shitty day in paradise.

But I moved here from Florida for some cold and snow! We're getting to set a record for least amount of snow on record. No global warming here. Natural beauty is astonishing!

Major cold front passing through here shortly that will cool us down into the seasonable 50's for the upcoming week, however.

Will be hot as hell soon, but at least the snowheads will be gone. No offense to snowheads, but their driving!

and the relative humidity is under 10%. This is why people move to the DESERT.

Florida's way too swampy for me. Besides, he lives there. Yuck.

Both born, raised, and lived in NY for over 50 years.

72 degrees here in Poconos at an elevation of 2,000 feet. Beautiful. To quote my husband to his Florida friends laughing at him for moving back North, "When it's in the 70's here and you have Heat Indexes at 100 degrees for months on end, who will be laughing at who?

Edit: Cannot count just temps. HORRIBLE Florida HUMIDITY too.

70 degrees. Light to moderate breezes. Sunny to overcast.
In other words just a beautiful day foe Michigan.

Beautiful blue skies!

expecting rain in a while

and 2 more days of rain in the Sierras west of Tahoe.
89+ inches this season, an all time recorded amount.
Stop already!

Warmest Easter I every remember. I'm 69, but I'm sure this is just the usual...couldn't possibly be anything like too much CO2 in the atmosphere. Besides, my memory may not be all that good. Anyone else remember a 90 degree Easter north of the Mason Dixon line?

About to put the ham on the pellet grill. Great day for it so far.

Low 80's and low humidity, just beautiful. Going to start the grill and cook some Easter ham.

Took the dogs to the beach

especially when the vendors ran out of hot chocolate. Nothing like a breeze off the Bay!

Right now it's cool and raining about 40 miles south of San Francisco, and my tomato seedlings aren't happy. The local creek still has water, and I've never seen the thistles and bitter lettuce that tall - they dwarf me. I'm enjoying it while it lasts - the rains will stop soon, and the hills will go back to their usual brown.

growing like weeds.

...and full of happy bees. Just another day on the Central Coast after a good winter of rains.

Within a 1 to 2 week period in June everything will dry to a crisp and drop seeds and we'll be back to conserving water. Right now I'm planning my harvest of poppy seed pods so I can spread them around the parts of the front yard that missed out on getting self-seeded last year.

All the forsythias bloomed today.

down to 37F overnight. Fairly typical for springtime in this part of the UK.