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im looking at the forecast thru the 17th of january....very mild..mid to upper 40's during the day...this is unheard of....

Look for me sitting around outside...on a milk crate. :lol:

SOME OF THE TOP FORCASTERS HAVE SAID IF NO SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALLS(12-24") BY THE END OF JANUARY, WINTER THIS YEAR FOR THE MOST PART WILL BE DONE. ]

This is crazy. Hit 60 here in pa yesterday. I split in the morning, then go in. its just too warm.

In the 20s with a decent breeze and snow coming down here right now. Barely enough to feel like winter.

Same here - we've had a few very cold days, but was stacking in a t-shirt and vest yesterday morning, and ice skating on the pond in the moonlight with the kids till about 8pm with just a fleece. Definitely a mild winter so far, but after last year's very heavy snows and bitter temps, I'm enjoying the break and getting a lot of wood work and other work done! Cheers!

This does not make KC a very happy person. I have way to much money wrapped up into winter for it not to happen.

This is just unreal.


KC

Here in northern Ky, it is supposed to get colder by the end of the week. Highs will be in the low to mid 30's. (slightly cooler than average). No big snow storms are in the forecast either.

accuweather seems to think this will be our last week of spring. Winter comes next week.

Complete pattern change looks to be setting up by the end of the week. How far south the cold penetrates, where the storms track, and how long the pattern locks in remain to be seen. Either way the last half of January will be much different than the first half.

I am not holding my breath-the lakes are WIDE OPEN and warm...perfect for LES making with the right wind and temp combos...

Last time we had extended January thaw here in Maryland, we had a blizzard in February. Actually, that happens a lot here, we have a saying: If you don't like the weather, wait a few minutes.

I played outside Saturday with the chainsaw--it was like spring. :coolsmile:

I report 0.8 inch here.
BB should have about an inch...even hotspot DCA reported 0.6:
http://forecast.weather.gov/product...&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0&highlight=off

I don't know what's wrong with the northerners.