How's the weather where you live?

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36 degrees and misty, crappy rain today in the Great Garden State.
Luckily there's plenty of hot coffee in the Shipping break room.

 

Supposed to be clear and sunny today and for the next few days. Low to mid 30s. May have to take advantage of no rain and head to the rifle range.

 

38 and cloudy. Alledgedly this round yellow colored thingie is going to be out this morning. I don't believe it, but hey, ya never know.

 

44 and intermittent showers here in my little corner of the Great Garden State. That is all.

 

Getting back to seasonally moderate. I love a thaw as much as the next guy, but spring mud season in January is depressing when you know you have three more months to go, and then have actual thaw. This is perfect.

 

40 and cloudy. But, seeing as this is January, I'll take it. It could be worse. As a matter of fact it could get worse. We've still got February to get thru. That is all.

 

32 and cloudy when I took the puppy for his walk this morning. He's up for a haircut today. Post a pic later.

 

26 and some snow here in NE Ohio


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A little more snow today and a visitor in our backyard.



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29 and cloudy, but at least there isn't a moose in my backyard. The dog would go nuts.

 

31 and cloudy for the start of the work week.

 

27 and cloudy. And they're talking' about that four letter word for around noontime. Bleech!
Afternoon update: Snow flurries and 36
Phoooey!!
Still having snYo! flurries(oops, wrong thread).

 

Just got home from a club meeting. Cold tonight and a crystal clear sky. The Moon and Venus really stand out in the southwest sky. Nice thing about living in a rather remote rural area - the night sky is unbelievable and always amazing to see. Feel sorry for city slickers.

 

Venus looked like an aircraft tonight N of Denver. So bright, even with the waxing crescent nearby.

 

Exactly - and the edges of the Moon are so sharp tonight.

 

I get great skies for stargazing, 5190 feet and bone dry air.

 

I'm a bit lower in elevation - 80 feet. I'm right on the waters of the Straits of Juan de Fuca and the Puget Sound. But I live in what is called by the pilots as the "blue hole". The Olympic Mountains, which are right next to me - form a barrier to the storm systems coming in off the Pacific Ocean. It will be clear skies here but 40 miles to the east, over Seattle it will be cloudy.

 

Nice here in San Diego. Warm, sunny and dry.

 

Where are you?