What's the temperature where you are???

[EmmaDonovan]

63° here this afternoon but 28° up in the mountains. Snow!

 

[Nomadicus]

Down to 40° already. Not supposed to go below 35° tonight.

 

[kikiruru]

Thursday no freeze tonight
Rain on the way
Roller Coaster weather is back
The low tonight looks like 42 and then weather creeping back up again

 

[Ponypoor]

Wednesday felt 20 earlier
Night 2 of artic air
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Sure hope it warms for you, it must be miserable for you.

 

[Ponypoor]

20:00hrs
South Central Ontario Canada

-11C (12F), and clear. It was sunny all day and had a high of -7C

By Saturday the temp is supposed to climb to 0C but overnight lows will remain cold, I am just giddy to get a bit of a warm up

Back to reality though next week.

Have a delightful evening/night/day everyone, time to feed horses and check chooks.

 

[Jenbirdee]

 

[chrissynemetz]

23°F mostly clear and calm
10:08 p.m.

 

[Jenbirdee]

23 F clear

 

[007Sean]

Friday 10th of January 8a.m. Light, steady rain, some bursts. 11.1 / 11.1kph W, Hg 70%, 21C / 69.6F top of 23 / 73F, DP is 66.7F. Showers. Possible storm.

Moon is 86%

UFO-shaped clouds form over Queensland's Darling Downs as BOM predicts more rain​

16 hours ago​

This shot was taken on the Darling Downs about 5:15 on Thursday morning. (Supplied: Kylie Craig Menkins)

It looks like a UFO, or an alien ship, but these oddly-shaped clouds snapped by locals west of Brisbane this morning are an indicator of Queensland's wild weather.

Kylie Craig Menkins photographed the storm cell from Gowrie Junction, near Toowoomba on the Darling Downs, about 5am.

She jokingly captioned it with "aliens come down", but told the ABC the spectacular display made her day.

"It was absolutely beautiful," she said.

Ken Manteit also snapped photos of the other-worldly cloud formation from Yalangur Lilyvale Road looking towards Oakey.

"It was so weird," his wife Roxanne said.

Kevin Humphrey's photos of the storm cell at Glencoe, south-east of Oakey, were posted to social media with the caption "Spaceship at Glencoe".

"I thought it looked a bit UFOish," he said.

Daniel Hayes from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said a "series of storms" over the Darling Downs on Thursday morning was what caused these "photogenic clouds".

"They can sometimes look quite weird in shape, and definitely look a bit like a UFO or a spaceship," he said.

What do they mean?​

Mr Hayes said the phenomena — known as arcus or shelf clouds — was a sign to check your weather app for any active warnings.

While the clouds weren't necessarily a cause for concern, "the strength of the gust front is often what brings damaging winds".

"You'll often get that cool breeze come through ahead of a big thunderstorm during these summer periods," Mr Hayes said.

"That's cold air coming down, out of the storm itself, moving ahead of [it]."

He said other types of clouds, like lenticular clouds, could also present in a unique shape — but this particular formation was generally associated with a thunderstorm.

That photo depicts a mesocyclone supercell thunderstorm....usually associated with hail and tornados.

 

[007Sean]

Friday: : 4:00am, 39°F, feels like 32°F, dew point 37°F, humidity 91%, wind NNW @ 12mph, partly cloudy.
The cold rain has ended, rained all day yesterday, got 2 inches of much need rain. One more night of freezing temps, then back to near normal temps.