How's the weather where you live?

75 in Houston now, high of 78, and 60 percent chance of drowning. (The way our weather works is that 60 percent chance of rain means that that much of the area will flood)

 

Yesterday it was in the mid 70's. Today we have low 50's.

 

87 yesterday in Western Massachusetts. Pretty unheard of for the beginning of April.

Should be a little less hot today with some rain. We always seem to skip right over Spring in MA.

 

Near Denver CO USA - bright skies with strong wind.

 

42 and mostly clear. Supposed to be going up to 66 today. No work, as the company gives us off for Good Friday.
However, there is a full day of yard work in the offing.

 

71 in Medina OH


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71f at 19:50 on the prairie NE of Denver CO USA

 

57 and partly cloudy this Easter morning here at stately RetLEO-07 manor. The high today topping out at 87 so they say.

 

67 and a few clouds around. Weather channel says %80 chance of rain today. Hopefully while I am sleeping.

 

I just read this post. You ain't kiddin. I have an Uncle out there that says pretty much the same thing. Also I have driven through there several times during rains. Felt like I needed pontoons mounted on the truck.

 

67 and mostly cloudy here in Central NJ. It's only supposed to make it to 73 today.

 

It's supposed to get up to 83 today, with a 30% chance of drowning.

 

49 and fair this morning. High today is going to be 65.
I have an inside post this week, so no sunshine for me except at lunch.

 

52 and partly cloudy here in Central NJ.
Not gonna get much warmer.

 

52 and crappy here at work. At least it stopped raining.

 

supposed to be quite pleasant today-maybe hit 60. We say "That's great", but we're spoiled today, as we won't see warmth again until next week.

 

"Aint no sunshine until lunch"
And I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know(etc...etc...50 more times)"

 

56 and rainy here in the Great Garden State.

 

looks like another brief Spring season here in New England.