Weather whats it like in your neck of the woods

In southwest Ohio its a bizarre 46 and Wednesday its supposed to get up to 65

(in central NJ)

Drought flood back & forth after a week of constant rain whatever drainage was built gives up and the flooding starts.
What this town needs is some snow for a wake up call.
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Temps in the 30's and 40's with THUNDERSTORMS, then back in the deep-freeze for the weekend. In Northern Indiana.

Climate change? Naw, couldn't be, Gush Pfleghmball says so.

Damn, I want winter weather. It has seemed like late spring here.

almost to freezing overnite, hi's in the 60's today.
More warming tomorrow and next, followed by a cooling trend by the weekend, with low's in the teens/20's, hi's in the 40's.

back to you Raw.

:D
dp in NC

I have no problem with Houston weather...even the unrelenting Summer beats shoveling snow.

has changed the global weather a little bit, or maybe just global warming.

That really irritating sort of rain which is fine and insipid. The B.B.C. says the temp is 44-53.

This is just north west of London. Given that the north west of England has flooding due to the worst rain since 1822 I shouldn't complain.

on its way to 77 today.. typical January

Forecasted high of 22. Chance of freezing rain. High of 25 tomorrow. Very typical Nebraska winter.

38°C (100.4°F) here. But they're lying. It's more than that, I just know it. They never report it going over 40°C (104°F). I once saw a street clock marking 47°C with a nearby one marking 45°C (so it wasn't faulty equipment).

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/01/10/storm.rdp.ap/index.html

Storms continue to batter California
Ohio River flooding feared

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- Southern California began its fourth consecutive day of drenching rain Monday as a stubborn wintry mix pounded the region, triggering floods that forced evacuations and caused scores of accidents on slippery roadways.

The wet weather wasn't expected to let up until Wednesday, with as much as 6 inches of rain forecast in the region through Tuesday and an additional 2 feet of snow at elevations above 7,500 feet. Dense fog and high winds also were expected.

"We're going to be getting more of the same, harsh weather," said Curt Kaplan, a National Weather Service forecaster.

Thankfully the mountains are getting a huge amount of snow making up for several years of drought.
Just heard on the radio that it is 35 in Telluride.

Mist expected later today, highs in the 50s, with possibility of snow overnight.

Typical Colorado weather, but for the humidity, not that I'm complaining. We need every drop of water we can get our hands on.

Pcat

North of Boston, MA.