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It is disaster in Britain, with severe flooding in Northern England, Wales and Ireland has it bad. In London it is like a grey blanket has been sitting over us for weeks, with rain and a warm temperature of 15 degrees. I am actually worried for the first time,
Warm in Columbus, Ohio. Been in the 50s and 60s many days for December. Been raining for 3 straight days. I hate the cold and snow, so no complaints here. Supposed to get cold again this coming weekend, though.
Finally feeling like winter in Chicago. It's below freezing and there is snow on the ground. Finally!! I love winter. I'm in new Orleans for the new year and it is mid 50s
It looked like we just cracked freezing today, for the first time in a week.
Still quite a bit of snow laying around, footsteps in the front yard have frozen and made frozen craters which look kind of cool. We don't usually have this long of a stretch of cold for this long (close to a week), but it's been sunny most of the time, which is nice.
The extended forecast shows highs in the upper 30's/low 40's, with no snow forecast.
Meh. Regular winter here in Minneapolis. Any early effects of El Niño from November and December are long gone.
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