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Rained all day, but is does keep the temps warm because it's still 54*. It's currently pouring. Tomorrow is supposed to pour, most likely 1 inch+ just in time for the Oscars. It also rained on...what was it...the Grammy's I think? Well, w/e. I think this is God's way of telling us that we need to pay less attention to trivial aspects of life such as movie stars.
Just checked the radar and there is a long Moderator cut: word removed streak of rain stretching farther than the satellite goes heading straight for LA. However, no precipitation near Seattle for miles and it's not much there. The closest precipitation to Seattle is all the way down in Portland.
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well it is rare for it to drop below 55 F at night here in summer aswell. But like I said 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 this is a freak cold snap with record low temperatures widespread across the SE of the country.
Woke up this morning and it was still 7 above, so that is a good thing. Should get almost 30 today which will be another nice day here in the North country. AS long as this Spring it warms up slow and only light rain. With this much snowpack it could get nasty if it warms fast and has a lot of rain. It would look like "Waterworld" around here if it does that.
It's going to be very nice here today. It's already 29 with no windchill. It's supposed to be in the low 40s. We also had dense fog earlier and they even mentioned us on TWC, which is rare cause we're not very populated. THEN unfortunately tonight we're supposed to get ice and then snow tomorrow. Maybe they're wrong?
woo hoo!! back in GA, left temps in the lower 80s, and got greeted here with 42F with a windchill of 36!!! yesterday in south florida they reached 93 degrees!
Oh yea, you just can't beat the Fla. weather. It's so consistent compared to most places in our country. Just had to post again because our predicted high for the day was 43, but I did check a bit ago and it is 49 degrees with a windchill of 46. Pretty nice and it's hard to believe we have an ice storm/snowstorm on the way.
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However, no precipitation near Seattle for miles and it's not much there. The closest precipitation to Seattle is all the way down in Portland.
Maybe they're wrong?
