What's the temperature where you are???

34F, fog and drizzle. In a few hours, rain starts, then 6 p.m. the snow.

We're (Shawano) under a winter warning:
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34F, fog and drizzle. In a few hours, rain starts, then 6 p.m. the snow.

We're (Shawano) under a winter warning:
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Please be careful - this is looking like a high impact storm for those of us in its path. Gosh I hate winter :(
 
We should be in the 40s at the highest right now I think...Right before this, we had a severe cold snap with two or three nights below freezing.

What a roller coaster this past couple years have been with the weather, it seems anything goes.

San Antonio, Texas recorded it's 5th warmest Christmas day since records have been kept from 1880.

That's just so not normal - must be hard on the wildlife that rely upon cooler weather this time of year.

80f 76f Philippines.

Would these temperatures be considered normal for over there this time of year? I imagine it is also very humid (weather I like!), how do the chooks handle that heat and such?

68 at 7:29 with a high of 78 predicted. Tonight the cold front arrives!!! :yesss: Tomorrow’s high is supposed to be 47!!!

Hopefully it arrives with no extreme wind or other weather events - I wish I could send you some of my cold weather :)
 
South Central Ontario, Canada

Current temp of -4C (26F) and overcast, temps have risen overnight, forecast high today of 0C (32F) with freezing rain starting around 11am, lasting until 9pm by which time the temp will have risen to +1C (34F) and rain starting.

We are under 4 weather alerts

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Tomorrow the temps will fall steadily with rain changing back to freezing rain then snow squalls, amount of 15cm of snow by Tuesday afternoon.

Oh the joys of winter.

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/e...-storm-bears-down-on-ontario-outages-possible


Have a lovely day/afternoon/evening everyone, and if you're having wild weather be safe out there!
 
Monday 29th of December 9.37a.m. Mostly sunny. 20.4 / 25.9kph SSE, Hg45%, 19.5C / 67.1F feels like 15.9C / 66.1F top of 22C / 72F. Sunny.

Moon is 69%

Australia Weather News

Major travel disruptions across north of United States amid heavy snowfall​

22 hours ago​


More than 1,000 flights have been cancelled or delayed across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions of the United States due to snow during the busy travel period between Christmas and the new year.

New York City received about 10 centimetres of snow Friday night into early Saturday, local time.

At least 1,500 flights were cancelled from Friday night, according to flight-tracking service FlightAware. But by the morning, both the roads and the skies were clearing.

"The storm is definitely winding down, a little bit of flurries across the Northeast this morning," Bob Oravec, a Maryland-based forecaster at the National Weather Service, said.

Mr Oravec said the storm was moving from the north-west toward the south-east, with the largest snowfall in the New York City area reaching over 15cm in central eastern Long Island. Further north in the Catskills, communities saw as much as 25cm of snow.

Newark Liberty International, John F Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports posted snow warnings on the social media platform X on Friday, saying weather conditions could cause flight disruptions.

'Very unexpected'​

In Times Square, workers in red jumpsuits worked to clear the sludge and powder-coated streets and sidewalks using shovels and snow blowers.

Jennifer Yokley, who was there on a holiday trip from North Carolina, said she was excited to see snow accumulating as it dusted buildings, trees and signs throughout the city.

"I think it was absolutely beautiful," she said.

Payton Baker and Kolby Gray, who were visiting from West Virginia, said the snow was a Christmas surprise for their third anniversary trip.

"Well, it's very cold, and it was very unexpected," Ms Baker said.

"The city is working pretty well to get all the roads salted and everything, so it's all right."

Ahead of the storm, New York Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for more than half the state.

Acting New Jersey Governor Tahesha Way also declared a state of emergency for that state.

"This storm will cause dangerous road conditions and impact holiday travel," Ms Way said in a statement.

"We are urging travellers to avoid travel during the storm and allow crews to tend to the roads."

ABC
 

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