metalicwx366

We got ice pellets yesterday here in U.K. when it was 53 degrees out. Lol.

I’ve been in the United Kingdom for most of this year. Literally no snow the whole time until this month. Like we’ve seen snow 5 different times with the current one being the only measurable event. Yesterday it was in the mid 40s and snowing lol. Today we have 0.50 on the ground. What a wild location and WX pattern, especially after very warm start to Spring. 31 -SN currently. ⛄️⛄️

Haha! Exactly. Forecasting over here is challenging and fun at the same time.

Nice two inch snow event here in Germany yesterday. Unfortunately it was 50 degrees today and everything was melted right away.

I love how Madrid, Spain to our southwest just casually got 10-20 inches of snow yesterday and had their biggest snowstorm in 100 years. Germany were just struggling to get any snowfall close to average.

We’ve had 2 inches of snow so far this winter in Germany. 4 different busts this past two weeks. Literally always borderline temps whenever we get a storm and snow lasts like one day before melting lol.

Remember like 6 or 7 years ago when we all changed our avatars to Charlie Brown characters? lol I haven’t changed mine since.

I’ve literally never seen you on here before. Lol

It’s dead in here. We got two inches of snow in Germany today! Woot. Most snow I’ve seen in 11 years.

Yes this summer has been pretty chilly. Great because AC apparently isn’t really a thing here. Last year was insanely hot in Europe.

Ramstein. Really close to France/Germany border.

Yeah I just got stationed in Germany now. Lots of wind here especially in winter time with those powerful storm systems that move through. It’s been windy everyday I’ve been here so far. Hopefully snowy too.

Plot twist. You moved to Iowa because you were tired of the lack of snow in Simpsonville.

Family back home in Waycross just said it was just strong winds and a lot of hail. I was sleeping and woke up to them panicking about that PDS warning. Scary stuff especially when it hits in your hometown.

Congrats on the ones who got snow today. You’ve seen more snow now than we’ve seen in South Korea. Still sitting at trace for the year here.