BlizzardNole

Yeah thank God it's not a month earlier with that thing moving NE. Yikes

Here ya go - P&C for Trinidad, CO: This Afternoon Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. High near 30. North northeast wind around 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 9 to 13 inches possible. Tonight Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. Low around 25. North wind around 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New snow accumulation of 6 to 10 inches possible. Friday Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. Areas of blowing snow. High near 33. Breezy, with a north wind around 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 9 to 13 inches possible.

Hope we get rain soon but the 6-10 day on temps is beeeeeeautiful!

I've never heard of the weather phenomenon known as "DANA" (high altitude isolated depression) which has caused the devastation in eastern Spain. It's an interesting read. "DANAs are intensified versions of what's known as a "cold drop," which occurs when a mass of warm air collides with a stagnant mass of cold air at an altitude of around 29,500 feet" What is DANA?

Record Halloween high for DC was 85 and the p&c is 84. Gonna be close! After some low 60s over the weekend we zoom back to 80 by midweek. Crazy Oh and @dailylurker on the lanternflies -- we have a lot and they like to hang out up in the trees. I've seen the drops falling esp in late afternoon as the sun is behind them. We have residue all over the deck. Soon it'll be getting all over our cars, etc. Thanks a lot Jinping

Highs around 80 today from way north of NY, all the way to FL and out to Wisconsin. Wild

(MIL paying $16,000 per year to insure small home on Marco Island). It's gotten to be too much and she is getting ready to sell. She's looking at condos. We'll see how the selling goes given the insurance costs.

My wife's mom has a little house (maybe 1200 SF?) well away from the beach on Marco Island, and the HO insurance is $16,000 per year!

Full overcast day on deck I hope we get the advertised days of sun starting tomorrow. And sun angle - wow yesterday I noticed that the neighbor's huge pin oak is now fully shading my butterfly garden. Couple more years and that will be summer too

Appreciate the overnight rain (about 1.5 inches) but I hate seeing so much of Sept eaten up by dark, dreary days. We have 5-plus months for that starting in November

Real worried about Tallahassee. The town is covered with tall pines and big oaks. I was at FSU in Nov. 1985 when Kate made landfall as a weakening cat-2 (cat-1 by the time it went thru Tally) and it was a mess with big trees down everywhere and some people without power for days/weeks. This thing looks scary

This weather is getting depressing. I'm jealous seeing sun and 80s as close by as WV

Sunny and about 80 for the next several days with comfortable humidity. This is why I love September! And for a bonus the damn cicadas are all dead I just hate seeing the days rapidly shorten and dread the "Darkness" that is coming (what I call Nov thru March)

My mom said she measured 3.29 compared to 5.19 that Raindrop app claimed, and those places that the app said 8-9 inches got more like 5. I think it's time to drop that one

Got 1.3 inches and have 7.5 for the month, compared to just 1.1 for July My parents just south of Dunkirk got over 5 inches and spots across the Bay from them got 8-9! Meanwhile Annapolis got a quarter inch