What's the weather like where you live?

[freakystyly]

We're under a frost advisory, because that's perfectly normal for the end of May...

Was nearly down to freezing last night, and tonight it's supposed to reach 3C (37F).

Daytime highs are a bit cool these last couple days but no reason for the frost.

[Esteban]

Going to be a nice day today. Sunny and 64°F right now with a high forecasted to be 84. After that June Gloom will start a day early.

[ShapeShifter]

What we're under now and what's expected over the next seven days.

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by freakystyly

We're under a frost advisory, because that's perfectly normal for the end of May...

Was nearly down to freezing last night, and tonight it's supposed to reach 3C (37F).

Daytime highs are a bit cool these last couple days but no reason for the frost.

I hear you. We're a few hundred miles south of you and will also be enjoying the same "Canadian air" with overnight temps 10+ degrees below normal. The upside is that Canadian air is always dry and so it's quite nice to be out in the sun.

[Lady Jane]

I had to bring my pots inside the garage last evening as they were calling for frost.

[vreihen16]

Top five weather day of the year here today, with clear skies, low humidity, and highs in the low 70's F after a 47 F overnight low. The central AC has been off for two days now.....

[Lady Jane]

I had to wear my running fleece this morning. On thing is sure, it won't be a beer and bikini on the deck today.

[ShapeShifter]

It was cooler early morning and no rain, so I used the hose to wash all the cottonwood fluff off the outside A/C unit. Should help it to work a bit more efficiently, as we will likely see higher temps and humidity by end of next week.

[Esteban]

Cloudy and 59°F right now. Feel like putting the heat on but I can’t. Isn’t it summer? Well… almost.

[Llarry]

Very light rain shower at the moment, but the forecast for a next couple of days mentions the dreaded "atmospheric river." Everybody to the lifeboats!

[JJ 911SC]

Température de Canicule...

[TXSTYLE]

Literally was driving in Tsunami like conditions yesterday in the Dallas area. Thank goodness for all-wheel drive!

[ShapeShifter]

We just got hammered pretty hard with a strong storm that had winds 35-50mph in some areas and hail. We're now under three alerts; 1) Flash Flood Warning untiil 9:15pm, 2) Severe Thunderstorm Warning, 3) Severe Thunderstorm Watch.

Ventured outside under the carport and took some photos showing swaying trees, bite-sized hail on the CTS hood and partially flood covered street on the east side of my yard, which I just cut this morning. Thankfully, no fallen trees, only branches, and no loss of power, so far. Things are a bit quieter now, just lots of water still falling!

[MoeTE87]

Low to mid 80s here in Cincinnati with rain. Hope it's not a complete washout so I can get my golf league in tomorrow night.

[ShapeShifter]

There were several storms that passed through overnight with more rain and loud booming. Current forecast is for an early morning storm to occur in the next 1/2 to 1 hour. Should be less severe than yesterday with winds only reaching 10 to 15 mph. Unfortunately, more rain is expected, so Flood Warning and Watches are still in place.

Starting to feel punch–drunk!

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by ShapeShifter

There were several storms that passed through overnight with more rain and loud booming. Current forecast is for an early morning storm to occur in the next 1/2 to 1 hour. Should be less severe than yesterday with winds only reaching 10 to 15 mph. Unfortunately, more rain is expected, so Flood Warning and Watches are still in place.

Starting to feel punch–drunk!

You live right in Mother Nature's cross-hairs!

[ShapeShifter]

Originally Posted by Llarry

You live right in Mother Nature's cross-hairs!

Yea, we get the warm or hot systems comings up from the Louisiana/Texas gulf region and the cooler systems crossings the rockies often get pushed down from Kansas/Oklahoma. When they collide, they can have one hell of a brawl. Guess we can call our selves somewhat blessed, in that we usually don't have the horrific tornadoes here that frequently occur in Kansas, Oklahoma and in parts of Texas, our close neighbor to the west.

[UncleWede]

May Grey is finally over!!

Oh, but now it June Gloom

[JJ 911SC]

Despite the temperature it was a nice ride thanks to a steady breeze.

[Esteban]

Got back from my (almost) nightly walk a little bit ago. Beautiful clear sky, 67°F. Great night to be out. Love the nighttime. 🦉

[freakystyly]

Long band of a storm about to roll through, I guess it wont miss this time.

[JJ 911SC]

New record, the old one was in 1967.