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You may not like the snow, but this guy is making the best of it.



I'm gonna guess that was taken in the first 5 minutes of the storm. :lol:

This is what it looks like now (Not my car, but that's the view from my apartment.)...

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24°C and more tomorrow and the next few days.

Still very strange to see that much snow in April @Northstar.
 
I'm gonna guess that was taken in the first 5 minutes of the storm. :lol:

This is what it looks like now (Not my car, but that's the view from my apartment.)...

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He later posted pictures of him and his kids shoveling a lot of snow :lol:

It also snowed a little bit here, but the ground's too hot for it to stick
 
Was the UK's hottest April day in 70 years today hitting 29.1C (84.4F) in London. In 1949 it hit 29.4C.
 
@kikie
It's not unusual, just not very common.
Weird fact.
April 14th 1983. Had 10-14 inches of snow.
 
Yesterday and today, between 28° and 30°C. Next week, rain and 15° colder.
 
It's reached 50F two days in a row! :eek:

It's hard to believe that a week ago we were prepping for a blizzard.
 
Earlier in the week it was sunny, and now it’s cloudy and 37°F, feels like Fall again
 
I'm going to enjoy this last beautiful warm sunny day. It will be over next week.
 
Three days so far of clear skies on Long Island but still not warm enough and too windy :(
 
I'm going to enjoy this last beautiful warm sunny day. It will be over next week.
Still warm and nice sunny weather. More clouds and more wind though.
 
Hopefully we do get some of this rain that's predicted in the next few days. Been a fair while since we've had some decent rain.

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Supposed to be a record breaking Bank Holiday weekend temperature wise, personally I'm not seeing it. It's overcast and I'm cold.
 
Where did Spring go?

A few weeks ago it was freezing and snowing. Today the high is 88F.

Is it too much to ask to not have to heat or cool the house for a bit?
 
It has been pretty warm for me lately. Currently sitting at 86°F.
 
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Where did Spring go?

A few weeks ago it was freezing and snowing. Today the high is 88F.

Is it too much to ask to not have to heat or cool the house for a bit?
Judging by the forecast on my phone, it's supposed to go backwards this week.

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TB
Where did Spring go?

A few weeks ago it was freezing and snowing. Today the high is 88F.

Is it too much to ask to not have to heat or cool the house for a bit?

Wait 5 minutes it'll change. :lol:
 
Wait 5 minutes it'll change. :lol:
Entirely true for New England. We had two days in the 90s and today is in the 60s.
 
Still nice, sunny and warm.
 
On Monday we hit 26°c (79°f) with lows of 23° where I live and it was great, but typically this week it's dropping back to highs of 17/18 and lows of 5 👎 It's also meant to rain at the weekend which is typical as I'm on a friends' stag do and it's mostly outdoors...
 
At 90°F currently and it's supposed to be getting even hotter tomorrow.
 
Winter has arrived early.

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Walking in the valley by my grandparents farm and I found some stray ice still lingering around.

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Walking in the valley by my grandparents farm and I found some stray ice still lingering around.

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Is it too much to asked that we have slightly decent temperatures instead of these extremes? :irked:
 
That was quite some thunderstorm last night that hit most parts of the UK. Don't remember there being that much lightning for many years.

Also the torrential rain and warm high humidity made it suddenly made it feel like the tropics.

More predicted today, perfect for sitting in and watching the Monaco GP.
 
Yesterday around 33°C according the temperature sensor of my car.
 
Watching the storm as it gets closer to me.
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Warm, humid, sweaty weather.
 
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