Snowless in Carrollton

I just got back from Ft. Wayne on a job interview. It seemed like a pretty nice city although some areas looked run down. It definitely looked nicer than Richmond though.

I am not a big fan of sunsets after 9pm. I'm glad the days are starting to get shorter now.

I really shouldnt complain about the clouds and rain. I'm actually enjoying the cool, cloudy weather today. It beats 90 with high humidity.

I have a hard time believing Indianapolis averages more sun than Seattle in June and July, especially since Seattle is further north and has more daylight.

Is there any time of year where sunshine dominates in the midwest? Seems like winter, spring, and summer is primarily cloudy and rainy. Maybe fall ? I'm convinced that the midwest is even cloudier than the Pacific northwest.

Decreasing clouds today. Increasing clouds tonight. That sums up the weather here lately.

I wonder why theres less tornadoes in May than April ?

Ive noticed with almost every system the severe weather threat seems to be greater to the south. So im curious as to what month is the best month for severe weather in the southern midwest ? Would it be May?

Is there a lot of melting going on in the Chicago area ?

Snow has fallen on 73 days and only 30" to show for it ? What a horrible climate you live in.

Is there any sign of an early spring or is winter just going to drag on forever ?

With meteorological spring being 2 hours away, i think the title needs to be changed to "Lets Talk Spring" !!

I just measured very close to 1.5". Not bad considering that even right as the "storm" started there was only a 40% chance of snow.

I just measured about 1". Where did this come from ?

It really doesnt make sense why this subforum is so big. Why not divide it into 2 regions?