OK, so I'm from the Philadelphia area, where there has already been snow...we've had temperatures in the low 80s here in South Carolina all week. Of course, it's expected to be in the mid 50s and windy here on Sunday when I fly back home, and at home it will be mid 30s with wind and snow (i.e. blizzard) conditions...so my flight is likely to be delayed.
It's about 30 outside right now with more freezing rain mixed with snow. Driving to work this morning sort of sucked...I think I need winter tires as well.
It's about 30 outside right now with more freezing rain mixed with snow. Driving to work this morning sort of sucked...I think I need winter tires as well.
Off-topic at the moment, considering the flood (move along, and that's devastating), but I in fact do not live in Banbury. I live in Spital-in-the-Street.
and in the wonderful state of Indiana... we are expecting a winter storm.. so right now its cool and cloudy.... so we are waiting for it... see ya guys... ---- Randy
Southern Ontario is going to get blasted with a huge snow storm tonight. We're expecting snow as high as 20-40cm. They're telling us to have emergency supplies and food in stock as some regions might lose power.
Southern Ontario is going to get blasted with a huge snow storm tonight. We're expecting snow as high as 20-40cm. They're telling us to have emergency supplies and food in stock as some regions might lose power.
We got more than 10 on the ground right now. We've got about 10 more inches from what we had last night but we're suppose to be getting quite a bit more too.
I think I'm officially disappointed about this. Why couldn't it have come a week earlier? I came to Michigan partly for the snow and I missed what will probably be the biggest of the year. This sucks.
No we will get a big snow towards the end of January if past years have been any indication. We ended up with about 11 inches on this side of the state...but it's supposed to be almost 40 tomorrow with a chance of rain and overcast skies all day.
No we will get a big snow towards the end of January if past years have been any indication. We ended up with about 11 inches on this side of the state.
That makes me feel better. I would assume it only gets better with lake effect going? Although I did hear we were supposed to have a dry year with "only" around 60 inches. It just seems like that would take away chances for another huge snowstorm.
It doesn't matter what the weather people say in Michigan...they are always wrong. Lake effect snow can get pretty bad. YSS can give you more info on that since we don't get it on this side of the state.
---- Randy
. Definitely no chance of rain....
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