How is the weather where you are?

[P.K.]

Snowing. (5th day in a row with snow showers)

data obtained at 10:24.56
5min average temperature = 1.1 degC
5min average wind speed = 1.9 metres per sec=4.1 miles per hour

daily averages determined up to 10:24.56
temperature = -0.4 degC
wind speed = 2.1 m/s

extreme values so far today
max temperature 1.2 degC at 1014
min temperature -1.6 degC at 714
max wind gust 8.7 m/s at 219

[TexasStooge]

Yesterday, it's been overcasting with temps up to 54.

[cycloneye]

At 3:30 PM it is partly cloudy with 84*F.

[vbhoutex]

Sunny and 61º!!! A lot nicer than yesterday!!!!!

[Persepone]

10 inches of snow on the ground. 22 degrees Fahrenheit.

[TexasStooge]

It was Mostly Cloudy to Overcasting skies with 58*F.

[P.K.]

Light dusting of snow this morning. (6th day in a row) All melted within a few minutes again though.

University of Reading
Department of Meteorology
Saturday 26th February 2005

data obtained at 12:59.56
5min average temperature = 4.3 degC
5min average wind speed = 1.5 metres per sec=3.2 miles per hour

daily averages determined up to 12:59.56
temperature = 1.4 degC
wind speed = 0.9 m/s

extreme values so far today
max temperature 4.6 degC at 1214
min temperature -1.3 degC at 109
max wind gust 5.1 m/s at 1144

[Persepone]

Hi P.K.

Sounds nice. Snow in England is pretty... And generally it does melt so that you don't have to shovel it or look at huge piles of dirty snow near the roadways. Warmer there also.

Today we are 30 F and it's sunny. But landscape is all white (the 10 inches of snow are pretty much still there). And we're due for nasty weather here on Cape Cod next week. Unsure at this point whether it will be freezing rain, sleet, or snow--but it more or less guarantees power cuts, etc. Our electric utility is not all that wonderful in the best of times.

[azskyman]

Nice morning here...a few clouds and temps around 52 to start the day! Probably 67 this afternoon! Nice after all the rains.

[Guest]

Pt. Sunny Saturday with highs near 50, perhaps a bitt higher. Rain Sunday, maybe some flurries Sunday night, but that is unlikely. Cooler with highs Sunday in the 40s.

[TexasStooge]

Cloudy so far here in Irving with 52*F.

Expecting to rain later today with greater chances tonight.

[R-Dub]

Nice and sunny here!!! Has been that way for most of Febuary! Quite odd for the normally wet pacific northwest.

Going to relax and do a little fishing today under the nice warm sun!!!

Here is a pic I took the other day out in my boat, the mountain in the backround is MT. Baker in the Cascade range.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/golfer96_ ... pg&.src=ph

here is another pic of the brillant blue sky.......
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/golfer96_ ... pg&.src=ph

[Skywatch_NC]

57F and scattered clouds here

Eric

[P.K.]

Hi P.K.

Sounds nice. Snow in England is pretty... And generally it does melt so that you don't have to shovel it or look at huge piles of dirty snow near the roadways. Warmer there also.

There is a link to some photos in this thread http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=58330 Also have a look at the photo of the buried Ford Transit van at the bottom of this thread http://www.ukweatherworld.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=18676&posts=20 And here http://www.net-weather.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=14216&st=0

Lots more photos on both of those two forums.

Looks cloudy here at the moment (ie. I can't see any stars
)

data obtained at 20:24.56
5min average temperature = 2.5 degC
5min average wind speed = 3.6 metres per sec=7.6 miles per hour

daily averages determined up to 20:24.56
temperature = 2.5 degC
wind speed = 1.3 m/s

extreme values so far today
max temperature 5.2 degC at 1544
min temperature -1.3 degC at 109
max wind gust 12.3 m/s at 2004

[Brent]

64 was the high today. It was a nice sunny morning but a cloudy afternoon. Rain is starting to show up on radar and there is a 100% chance tomorrow and tomorrow night. YAY!

[R-Dub]

Here in Stanwood WA we hit a high in the mid 50's after a low in the upper 20's, but it felt much warmer with the bright sun, people were out fishing and wakeboarding on the lake. People mowing there lawns in shorts, truly felt like a late spring day!!

Here are a couple of pics I took this evening...........

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/golfer96_ ... pg&.src=ph

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/golfer96_ ... pg&.src=ph

NWS agrees with me about a summer feel in the Pac northwest, here is a snipit from the latest Forecast discussion................

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA 305 PM PST SAT FEB 26 2005

DISCUSSION...FOG BURNED OFF AROUND NOON...A FEW BOATS SHOWED UP ON THE LAKE...IT HASN`T RAINED IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS...JUST ANOTHER TYPICAL SUMMER DAY IN SEATTLE.

[TexasStooge]

Need I say more?

[Cookiely]

Its been raining on and off all night and forecast to rain until after 1pm. I am so happy.

[Guest]

Pt. Sunny Saturday with highs near 50, perhaps a bitt higher. Rain Sunday, maybe some flurries Sunday night, but that is unlikely. Cooler with highs Sunday in the 40s.

UPDATE: Looks like we will break our string of wet Sundays (up until this weekend, every Sunday has been wet!).

Now, after a few morning ISOLATED showers, partial clearing this afternoon with highs in the mid 40s. A bit of a cool down for Monday and Tuesday (probably in response to that powerhouse system out east), then back to near 50 for Wednesday through Saturday. I can hear spring calling! In fact, the METEROLOGICAL spring starts Tuesday. The next thing to get fired up for my area is the severe weather season.

[Brent]

We're socked in with rain. It's light right now but will increase in intensity by early afternoon. There are no breaks as far as I can see.