Our Governor has issued a state of emergency for the state because of the dangerous wind chills and temperatures for tomorrow. I really don’t know what that will entail, but at any rate, no one should be out tomorrow that doesn’t have to be. I have heard that wind chills could be as low as -40°F with highs only around zero. More snow is in our forecast for today with NOAA saying another 3 inches possible for tonight. I think…
So far, we have a very fine but relatively heavy snow falling at this time. It’s almost like powder. With the winds and low temperatures, it is not a good day to be out and about. Everything is closed including most city and county offices. How much snow that we are expecting varies according to who you listen to, but the general consensus seems to be anywhere from 7 to 9 inches for my area. Counties just to our north…
This doesn’t really come as a surprise since they gave us a heads up since last week. Until now, we have been lucky with the previous storms staying to our south, but now it’s our turn. NOAA is saying 6-9 inches possible for my area. On the positive side, the temps will be cold enough so that any snow should be light and fluffy, easy to shovel. On the negative side, strong winds will accompany it so blowing and drifting…
We are already being warned about what’s ahead for us next week. In fact, Wednesday may not even see highs much above zero,. In addition to that, there will be strong winds making for a very dangerous wind chill and we could see snowfall of at least 6 inches on Monday. I really don’t mind winter except for this kind of weather, and what’s worse is that there doesn’t seem to be much relief until early February. Our 9:15 AM…
I had to go out early this morning and to say that it is bitter cold is an understatement. Highs today will only reach the teens and this will continue into next week. In fact, there is no real warmup expected until at least early February. We had some light snow showers this morning, mainly lake effect. The sun came out between them and there are some breaks in the cloud cover right now. Radar is showing lake effect snow…
Yesterday felt like a spring day with rain most of the day. It began as freezing rain which didn’t last long, then rain and warm temperatures melted whatever snow and ice that we had. We can expect another round of light snow with very little accumulation today and tonight,. More of an issue will be the temperatures. Highs will only reach the teens and lows below zero to single digits for the remainder of January Our 9:30 AM temperature is…
My son, who lives in the Detroit area, reported very icy, slippery conditions when he had to leave for work early this morning. I’m not sure what it was like here because my deck was only wet and the snow was very slushy when I got up at 8 AM. I know that we had freezing drizzle for a while but I’m not sure how long it lasted. Today will be the only relief we get from the frigid weather. …
It was -14°F when I got up this morning on my thermometer. Lansing was reporting -18 as were some other cities. This is the coldest morning that I can remember in quite a while. My son had to have surgery on his eye, and when we got to the hospital, the entire front was flooded because of a broken water pipe. The lobby, patient registration, and the lab were all closed because of water. Part of the ceiling in registration…
When I got up at shortly after 8 this morning, my thermometer read -4°F. That’s the coldest that we have seen in quite awhile. We had light to moderate snow showers early Saturday that left us with an additional 1.5 inches of new snow. We now have about 3 inches of snow cover. Today is very sunny but it won’t do much to warm things up. In fact, the high is only expected to reach the single digits. There is…
There was 1.5 inches of snow cover when I got us this morning and I think it has increased to 2 by now. It continues to come down and radar is showing that it won’t be ending anytime soon. There is nothing like a fresh snowfall to brighten up a dull, dreary, winter day. Our 10:15 AM temperature is 19°F (-7°C), the humidity is 85%, and winds are from the NE at 9 mph, gusting to 18 mph. The wind…