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Yeah, stalled cars, high electric/gas bills, bundling up inside the house with freezing feet and hands, can’t even stay outside more than a few minutes, forced into hiding inside day after day, making even everyday activities more difficult is fun.
Yep, shalop can pay my electric bills if this **** is fun. Heres to a warmup after this blast and no cold rest a winter.
Coastal CT forecast on Left. Inland CT on right. A Stat Below.
So Averaging these lows for the coast = 10.1°F
The lowest 7 day Avg Minimum for end of December for Bridgeport at the coast is 14.1°F in 1980. This is impressive for December. (Records since 1948)
This is when it pays to be on the coast, even then it’s cold.
I like the feel of a couple of degrees below freezing, feels brisk, refreshing,
but not temps way below freezing. I don’t get how some people like it.
It may not get out of the 20s for three straight days while I'm in Berea, KY. But it's not supposed to snow so I'm very unhappy. This is useless, wasted cold. Maybe a bit of novelty fun but there's no point of it being 20 if it looks no different from 40 or 50. Also this suppressed storm track means snow keeps missing me to the south. I'm sure it will switch to a torch pattern in mid January so I won't see any snow this winter.
So is weather.com or accuweather more accurate? The google weather seems to match weather.com and it looks like this in the first attachment. Just below freezing and snow. I am north of Houston so this is not common. The second forecast has it with no snow at all but the low temperature is 11F/-11.8C. The record low here is 5F/-15C. I will possibly be moving to Minnesota next year so I suppose this is a very slight taste of winter. I am excited to at least experience some cold weather/snowy for once after the weather being in the 70s and sometimes 80s for last winter here.
Too impressive not to start a thread for this one. Please post forecasts and OBS during this outbreak in here. It will be fun to look back on.. Thank You.
Not where I am. Lucky to be able to wear long sleeves. I don't want to freeze, but it sure would be nice to get some of that cold weather.
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Some parts of Erie got over 30"; we got around 16". 
I'm sure it will switch to a torch pattern in mid January so I won't see any snow this winter.
