What's your weather currently?

[Roadgeekteen]

30s and sunny

[Roadgeekteen]

40 and sunny

[Ted$8roadFan]

45 and cloudy.

[Roadgeekteen]

40s and cloudy

[Roadgeekteen]

30s and cloudy

[Ted$8roadFan]

33 with light flurries.

[Max Rockatansky]

Presently I am in Marysville, WA and it's about 39F out with on/off drizzle.

[jgb191]

Parts of South Texas is expected to top out in the 90s practically every day for the rest of this February, and very breezy with winds approaching tropical storm level magnitude in several locations.  Winds from the south may bring moderate humidity to the area, which will neutralize the risk of fire danger; dew points will remain in the 60s, may approach 70 degrees along the beaches, so heat index probably won't exceed the actual temperature by more than a couple degrees.

BROWNSVILLE:      94 high (+17); 70 low (+12)
CORPUS CHRISTI:  93 high (+19); 69 low (+12)
LAREDO:               96 high (+18); 68 low (+14)
McALLEN:              97 high (+18); 71 low (+13)


Unsure if temperatures will cool off after February turns to March, but until then, just enjoy the prime setup for windsurfing and sailing at the beaches.

[Roadgeekteen]

40s with rain and snow

[Ted$8roadFan]

39 and dry (for now).

[JayhawkCO]

We were supposed to get 4-8". We got around 0.5".

[Flint1979]

Snowing pretty heavily.

[Bruce]

Had some unexpected snow to start the day, but it melted quickly.

Meanwhile in Portland: 10 inches, mass chaos, many closed freeways after hours of jams.

[Ted$8roadFan]

33 with sleet/rain.

[Roadgeekteen]

snow

[JayhawkCO]

Not a cloud in the sky, but it was -8 when I woke up and only up to -1 now.

[gonealookin]

Back home it's in the 20s and snowing, and that's pretty much the forecast every day for the next week.  But here in Southwest Florida it's dry, in the 80s, and is expected to remain that way for that same full week.   



It's interesting coming here about 5 months after Hurricane Ian.  The photo is on Vanderbilt Beach adjacent to Naples; hard-hit Fort Myers Beach is off in the distance there, about 15 miles north.  These buildings right along the beach look OK at first glance but on closer inspection a number of them are still unoccupied, surrounded by construction fencing and undergoing rehabilitation.  However, go not even 1/4 mile inland, or in many cases just across the street from these beachfront buildings, and to my eye there's not much evidence that a major hurricane hit.

[Ted$8roadFan]

36 and sunny.

[Roadgeekteen]

30 and cloudy

[Bruce]

Portland got a bit too much snow:

https://twitter.com/KGWNews/status/1629221057558376448

[Amaury]

That's nothing! LOL

[Ted$8roadFan]

Partly sunny and 9 above 0.

[Roadgeekteen]

About 20 degrees and cloudy

[Bruce]

That's nothing! LOL

10.8 inches right before afternoon rush hour + ice for a city that has quite a few hills and canyons + inadequate equipment = meltdown even when "it's nothing".

[jakeroot]

That's nothing! LOL

10.8 inches right before afternoon rush hour + ice for a city that has quite a few hills and canyons + inadequate equipment = meltdown even when "it's nothing".

Agreed.

Weather cannot be described as "nothing" if it brings a freeway to a standstill and eventual abandonment.