Winter Thread 2018-19 (Northern Hemisphere) (climate, snow storm, warm, record)

[AJ1013]

70F and overcast here at 11am. Got a bit of rain last night.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

What year Vette do you have?

So maybe this SSW event won't have similar results as past events?

https://twitter.com/chionomaniac/sta...64069913595905

2013 C6 modded with 610hp. I would never touch a newer C7 with all the T/C and trans problems with the A8 Trans. Shame as i would love a C7, but modding one with no warranty would be a nitemare.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by ral31

The 3-4 week outlook shows colder temps for a good part of the central and eastern U.S.

Perhaps increased likelihood of winter storms as well.

That green cuts off right where i am.

[Nino Bellov]

Weather in Belgrade for the next 8 days.



I'm waiting January 8, in Belgrade is expected -11c. We can drop here on -14c aesy, because we are always colder than Belgrade.

[Cambium]

Center of the ULL is now off the coast but not exactly stacked over the surface storm. Rain Rain Rain. Another inch here. Hard to remember when we had no precip for 5 days in a row.

[BullochResident]

50s at 12 noon? What is this sorcery?! Forgot what this felt like since it's been so warm here as of late.

[lommaren]

Today the Baltic Sea has acted like a barrier for the cold formed over Russia travelling towards Scandinavia, ultimately for now being stuck in Finland and Estonia around my latitude. Meanwhile, southerlies have made offshore temperatures at 78°N just off Svalbard to be as mild as 2°C, 15 days after the polar winter solstice.

[Cambium]

I should of known. Big rain storm here = this there

https://twitter.com/nswebcams/status...21324411908098

[TheRealDavid]

Another day originally forecasted to be sunny ruined Hate living in the Great Lakes

My plan is to move out of this cloudy hellhole within 5 years. Ideally I’d move to the lower Midwest based on climate alone but who moves from Toronto to the lower Midwest? No offence to anyone currently living there. I’m looking at the Mid-Atlantic and the northern part of the south. Great weather except for the winters which are too mild, but 3 good seasons out of 4 isn’t bad. Good cities with jobs available. Mountains AND warm beaches within a days drive. Seriously underrated part of North America.

[antinimby]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Center of the ULL is now off the coast but not exactly stacked over the surface storm. Rain Rain Rain. Another inch here. Hard to remember when we had no precip for 5 days in a row.

For you (BDR), Dec 3 - Dec 12.

10 days in a row with no precip.