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Not really. Most of the snow melted days ago and I'm not unhappy about it.
I saw Atlantic Canada looked rather cold today (posted a satellite measurement screen in the Winter Thread). Is it high-pressure dominated and thus merely heavily frosty fields out there?
There were such conditions around Nyköping this November:
I saw Atlantic Canada looked rather cold today (posted a satellite measurement screen in the Winter Thread). Is it high-pressure dominated and thus merely heavily frosty fields out there?
There were such conditions around Nyköping this November:
Pretty much. The weather was great a few days ago when it was 13 degrees which melted most the snow. Now it's back to cold. Too cold for me even thought it'll likely be worst at times this winter.
It looks like the vast majority of the lower 48 states south of Iowa and east of the Rocky Mountains will more than likely be seeing a brown Christmas this year(with a few exceptions of course), I know that much of the southern plains and the southern half of the Midwest will most definitely have a brown Christmas this year
Last year, greater Seattle had a white Christmas Eve. Not much, inch or three, as-always depends where you are in "the lowlands". Funny part is, there are enough mountains...like, uh, the Cascades...that one needs to specify exactly where you are. The towns leading into the Cascades, like North Bend, see more snow due to the moisture backing up against those mountains, as you might guess.
This year, nothing. In fact today was a creepy-warm day, high of 50 at my house with sun, so I spent a few hours outdoors and walking the 'hood in the afternoon. That is a rare, rare treat until about March or beyond, but you don't have to shovel rain. As I write this, 2135 hrs, it's a chilly 38 degrees but that's a helluva lot warmer than most of the CONUS north of the Mason-Dixon, I do suspect!
So, this year, Eastside of Seattle was exempted from the "vast majority" alluded to in the quoted. I see a couple other locals chimed in from other parts of WA State. I'm too lazy to look at national weather maps online, a First World Problem
Oh: enjoy your white Christmas, if-applicable; I find them cute and start singing me some Bing Crosby every time as-well. Yep. Sentimental time of year. And, Merry Christmas, Weather forum folks!
Not here at all. In fact, it's forecast to be seasonal temperatures and not have any precipitation tomorrow (rain or snow). This is a rare treat this time of year
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