magoos0728

I don't mind the cold, yeah the dry sucks but it's time for cold. Nothing worse than my Xmas' spent in Cobb County, dreary and 50-70. One Xmas Eve it was top down on the Jeep and 73. Hard to feel in the holidays mood with that. If COVID wasn't bad enough, '20 was raining heavily and in the low 40s...added to the depression. I'll take CAD all day if must

Gusty in Edgebrook

Coming down for some R&R at the end of the month. Hopefully we’ll see an 80…

Big ol’ Fail

Tornado sirens in the distance here in Edgebrook near Niles border WTH!!!

Thunder heard in Edgebrook

More hail in Arlington Heights. What the hail.

I've never seen this much hail over such a long period of time. At least twenty minutes now with what I would call "pea sized hail showers." Had golfballs living in Northwest Cobb County Georgia but never anything like this.

Lived on the south side of Kenosha in 2010 when a horrible derecho cleared the lake front parks of their older trees. My neighborhood on Lincoln Rd near Snap on was crushed.

Hail in Arlington Heights.

Agreed on Florida. The absolute worst. 30A on the panhandle just east of Destin has the most beautiful beaches I've been to in the States. Absolutely gorgeous--getting there is no picnic but once you get thru the ride in it's amazing. Rode out a tropical storm in a beach house in Seagrove Beach a few years back--when the storm passed we had miles of beach all to ourselves.

Trees and signs in Arlington Heights are glazing nicely. Roads and sidewalks so far are doing well.

Hopefully not Atlanta stupid. One of the many funny things about living in the ATL is watching people hoard bread and bottled water in the run up to a dusting of snow or a tropical depression pushing thru. Although I will say driving anywhere in the Atlanta metro with a dusting is ridiculously unsafe due to the hilly terrain. Breathe, prepare, hunker down. Don't be ATL stupid.

Turd sprinkles at best

Noticeable difference in air temps between 9 am and now in NW Burbs. Mood flakes and cold.