gravitylover

I hope so. Right now it's mid 30s,windy, flurrying and just generally unpleasant. You can keep it.

It's a few inches over for me. I had a few tenths of crusty goo not 4".

Meh. I had a dense coating of goop that was pretty crunchy for a while but now it's mostly just wet. Forsythias with little icicles are cool.

I had white rain for a little while.

You just don't get it.

Pretty cool how we can go from tinder dry to sogginess with mushrooms and such everywhere.

Yuck

It was about 50° for a few minutes but the wind hurt, now it's overcast and 41° with a solid 9mph breeze. I know it won't but it feels like snow. Yay spring.

I guess you don't live somewhere with lots of tinder dry brush and trees... Things were bone dry up here and now with everything leafing out and greening up, if we don't sustain at least average precip for the next month or so we'll go right back to dangerously dry with high fire danger. But, you can go on thinking that way and we'll listen to you tell us how terrible it is for allergies while we are concerned with the next brush fire that might be in our neighborhoods.

Not here. Well sorta, 2 of the rainy days might get over 60.

It was nice to wake up to a snow coating on the cars. Last for the season?

.45 and 41°. Yuck.

I guess now I'm glad I got a small heating oil delivery the other day.

I think most of you guys are N and W of this firehose, I'm on the fringe and it's been pouring for a while now. I guess we need it but... This weather does nothing good for a bout of sciatica I've been fighting for 2 weeks

I heard a few pings before sunrise but if you didn't see it happening you would've missed it because it turned wet pretty quickly. I've been kind of surprised at how good the reservoir levels are recently, one of the big ones is still really low but I think that's because of work being done. Ground moisture is also better than I thought it would be with large areas of standing water high up in watershed areas and good volume in the local creeks.