Wonder where's winter?

[begreen]

Try Eastern Europe. -32 °C in Kiev where it normally doesn't get much below freezing. Snow in Rome.

http://worldnews.msnbc.msn.com/_new...ope-tries-to-shield-homeless-from-deep-freeze

 

[jtakeman]

I think its also in Colorado, My sis called and said there getting snowed in!

 

[hossthehermit]

I heard they got snow in Alaska

 

[begreen]

57F here today and sunny. Some plants are already showing young leaf sprouts. And daffodils are about 8" tall.

 

['bert]

I know it's not in Alberta, we don't even have enough snow to cover the little bit of stubble in the fields. Lots of days above 0 °C , nothing fancy like double digits above or anything, but still way way better then most years.

 

[Dexter]

Denver/Boulder metro area, while not the biggest snow ever, was the heaviest 12 hour accumulation in the past 81 years. Near Boulder we got maybe 16 to 18 inches with a lot of wind. Not that cold though: 22 this AM, forecast to be around 16 tomorrow morning. Typical for storms. (mid 40s high/low 20s typical for clear wx around here.)

Regards,

 

[bogydave]

Found it:

 

[fishingpol]

This past Wednesday nearly hit 50*. A few groups of bluebirds showed up to investigate the nest box I put up at work. The camera was maxed out on zoom, as I was unable to get close to the birds.

We are just stuck in a nice pattern of over 30* daytime temps and just below freezing nights. Ice fishing was a no-go this winter, but I'm not complaining. My compost pile is not even frozen.