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Brrrr.... first day of spring on Cape Cod brought cold weather down from Maine with the wind on the back side of the storm from yesterday... 33° and it feels like 25° with the windchill.... winds NE at 11 mph....
Tomorrow they're promising it's going to warm up to 41°!!! I might have to run around the house in my skivvies! lolololololololol
35°F Feels Like
29°F
Updated Mar 20 08:25 p.m. ET
UV Index: 0 Low
Wind: From SSE at 7 mph
Humidity: 40%
Pressure: 30.42 in.
Dew Point: 13°F
Visibility: 9.0 miles
I just can't believe my luck. The first day of spring and it's nearly 8 pm and it's still 63 degrees here. The winds died down this afternoon and it was beautiful. Can't wait to see how warm it got cause I'm thinking it was nearly 70 again~same as we hit last Monday.
We are in for some colder temps next week, but nothing horrifying like sub-zero temps.
I'm sorry for anyone who is stuck with snow or very cold temps on the first day of spring. We've experienced that often and it's miserable.
At least there's 60's somewhere and eventually warmth will head east, I'll keep telling myself!
Its 30°F (-1 °C) wind chill 22°F and still saying snow for later. My sister in the UP might get up to 2". Welcome to da northland!
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