Our Saturday is starting out with clear skies but very cold temperatures. Our high today should be in the normal range with plenty of sun, so I’m expecting that most, if not all, of our snow will be gone by tomorrow night. Dry conditions should remain throughout the week. The storms affecting the mid sections of the country are expected to stay well to our south and shouldn’t have much impact on us. Our 9:45 AM temp is 21°F (-7°C),…
Our snow is gone except for patches here and there, and there is no precipitation in our forecast for the next week. There are also no normal temperatures in the forecast next week. Although we aren’t receiving the nasty weather that is affecting the eastern states, that storm pattern is responsible for our continued below-normal temperatures. It will warm up briefly this weekend and I’m hoping that the remaining snow will finally be gone. Our 9 AM temp is 22°F…
The Nor’easters that are affecting the eastern seaboard are keeping Michigan in the deep freeze. We’ll be lucky to see temps above freezing over the next few days. At least there isn’t anymore snow in the forecast for awhile and we should see Mr. Sun more often than we have been. I’m really hoping that this weather breaks before Easter. Our 10 AM temp is 25°F, the humidity is 64% and winds are from the west at 12 mph. Skies…
Once again we are plagued with snow. NOAA online is predicting around an inch for us, but local weather stations are saying 1-3 inches. I think everyone is tired of snow and would welcome a lasting spring-like weather system once and for all. I know that this snow won’t last since we are expecting highs in the low 50s by the weekend. At least it gives us something to look forward to. Our 9:30 AM temperature is 28°F (-2°C), the…
In spite of the cool temperatures, our snow cover is slowly melting away. Unfortunately, there is more snow on the way for Monday and Tuesday. Although only light accumulations are expected, we know how that goes. We are teetering on record snow amounts for the year so every snow event has brought more than what was forecasted. At least it doesn’t last long this late in the season. Our 2:30 PM temp is 34°F (1°C), the humidity is 48%, and…
It seem good to see the sun this morning even with the cold temperatures. We received a trace of snow yesterday but that appears to be over for our weekend. We won’t see any major warming until next weekend but with the sun, we should have some thawing through this week. We have about 3 inches of snow cover at this time and that will decrease as the week goes on. Our 10 AM temp is 31°F (-1°C), the humidity…
This week won’t even bring temperatures at our normal range with highs only in the 30s. I guess we are stuck with this snow for a week anyway. We had intermittent snow showers yesterday but not much accumulation. Much of it melted on contact and that’s okay with me. We will be moving the clocks ahead this weekend, something I hate every year. I wish they would just leave it alone. Our 8:30 AM temp is 28°F (-2°C), the humidity…
There seems to be no end to this weather. Just when we think that spring is here, Mother Nature reminds us that it is still too early for flowers and butterflies. We had intermittent snow showers all day Wednesday and our snow cover is at 4 inches. Forecasts are predicting another inch or so before it ends. The robins and red wing blackbirds are probably wondering why they came back this soon. Our 8:45 AM temperature is 28°F (-2°C), the…
They said that we were only supposed to get 1-2 inches of snow and once again they were wrong. The heavy snow was supposed to remain east of us. In fact, we weren’t even in the snow advisory area. So why do we have 4 inches on the ground this morning? This has happened with every snow event that we have had this year. At least our local Meteorologist, Mark Torregrossa was honest. His last statement was that he was…
We received a trace of snow overnight and light snow continues at this time. The forecast isn’t predicting any great amounts but we could see an inch by day’s end. We aren’t expecting to be affected by the second large storm heading for the eastern seaboard and I’m thankful for that. At this time of year, no snow is a welcome sight. We get teased by a few days here and there that makes us think that spring may be…