General Weather Thread (1 Viewer)

[Robert Crawford]

Today, Old Man Winter giving Mid-Michigan one final reminder with 4-7 inches of the white stuff. TBH, I don't mind these late snows because I know it's not going to last long on the ground.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

I think SE Michigan is supposed to get 2-4 inches. Hopefully it melts quickly, but if it doesn't my neighbor owes me a snow blow. I cleaned his driveway and sidewalk for the 10 inches of wet, heavy snow we got in January, as they were out of town. It's going to be 68 degrees and rain here in South Carolina today.

 

[Robert Crawford]

I think SE Michigan is supposed to get 2-4 inches. Hopefully it melts quickly, but if it doesn't my neighbor owes me a snow blow. I cleaned his driveway and sidewalk for the 10 inches of wet, heavy snow we got in January, as they were out of town. It's going to be 68 degrees and rain here in South Carolina today.

It's going to be in the mid-50s on Monday and Tuesday.

 

[Malcolm R]

Ridiculous here in Vermont. We've been largely mild and snow-free all winter and now that the calendar has turned to spring we're getting a stretch of sub-freezing weather and are supposed to get over a foot of snow on Saturday, though the predictions are all over the place anywhere from 6 to 20+ inches.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Well, we only ended up with about 3 inches which should be gone by Wednesday.

 

[Jeffrey D]

Beaverdam Ohio (2 hours north of Cincinnati) got a coating to an inch overnight. Dayton on south didn’t get any- thank goodness, because it made my going home easier.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Beaverdam Ohio (2 hours north of Cincinnati) got a coating to an inch overnight. Dayton on south didn’t get any- thank goodness, because it made my going home easier.

The streets in Mid-Michigan were wet, but not snow-covered yesterday afternoon. Just about all of the snow accumulato took place on driveways or grassy areas. Streets with traffic melted off pretty quickly.

 

[Robert Crawford]

The streets in Mid-Michigan were wet, but not snow-covered yesterday afternoon. Just about all of the snow accumulato took place on driveways or grassy areas. Streets with traffic melted off pretty quickly.

The high today was 33 degrees, but with it being sunny all day, much of the snow has already melted.

 

[Clinton McClure]

The last predicted snowfall for my area of central Arkansas this year was for between 3 and 7 inches. Any guesses what we got?

 

[Malcolm R]

We ended up with somewhere from 10-15 inches around me here in Vermont, though some other parts of the state reported 2 feet or more. Much of it should melt quickly this week as most every daytime high is supposed to be over 40 degrees.