How's the weather where you live?

Our 1 to 2 inches has turned into 4 inches so far and it's supposed to snow off and on all day and into the night. It's very rare for us to get this much snow. Here a few pics from around my place.

The view down the driveway towards the neighbors barn.

The woods behind the house.

And the view toward the lake.

 

We are expecting 2-4” of snow tomorrow. We have salt, and I pre-salted the walk when i got home.

 

Sucks and getting worse.

 

It is gonna be getting cold the next few days...

 

We are expecting snow the week before Christmas. :/

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Snowing here on Long Island.

 

Sunny and 33°F.

 

60F and sunny. What snow we have left is disappearing quickly.

 

I had to mow yesterday.

 

22° and with a brisk breeze.

 

Trying to leave from Amsterdam airport ...

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Lucky you!

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37f and about to get worse at Henderson CO USA.

Neat radar picture, I am directly underneath the low pressure center of circulation.

 

We got a dusting of snow overnight. While it will be cold, we do not expect snow over the weekend. I am particularly grateful, as we are taking a trip to PA for a tournament.

 

Second winter storm this week...after the first one, we were told "sunny and mild through New Year's!"...psh...yeah right!

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48° clear and windy at work. Should get down to low 40s before daylight.

 

23 deg F when I got home tonight. Fairly chilly for this area. They are even calling for snow on Xmas for the Seattle region. They go crazy if they get even a dusting of snow out here. I'm from northern Maine and I always get a kick out of watching the locals here deal with a half inch of snow.

 

Estimated to be a high of 64 on Christmas Eve in Houston, with a Christmas Night temp of roughly 38, and clear for both Eve and Day.

Then it's back to normal weather. 40-60% chance of rain for however long it goes. Really, it's "we haven't a clue, so we'll say it'll rain in part of the area." That's the Gulf Coast for you, but I think Houston's a bit more extreme than, say, Lake Charles or New Orleans.

 

I'm in Champaign, IL and it looks like we are going to have a white Christmas. Right now it is 19 degrees.

 

-23F and perfectly still. A perfect Christmas morning.