How's the Weather Where You Are?

[Marie Mallory]

Worse drought in Florida's history. More than 3 years with little rain. None in forecast.

Wildfires are popping up everywhere.

 

[Marie Mallory]

Can't go outside for the smoke.

 

[Don Alaska]

Rain and snow mix predicted for the next week. Temps between 30 and 40 for lows and highs, and everything is muddy now that the snow is melting. Hopefully it will keep the fire season at bay. When all this dries up, the fires begin as is happening now in Florida and elsewhere.

 

[Hoot Crawford]

Central Florida; high today should be 79 F, mostly sunny, and breezy all day long. Ditto for rest of the week

 

[Ken Anderson]

It's snowing here.

 

[Mary Stetler]

Can't go outside for the smoke.

Are they still burning the Everglades?

 

[Mary Stetler]

After this morning's cold and frost it is supposed to warm up this week even to the 70's.
Drag the plants out. Drag the plants in. Drag the plants out....

 

[Marie Miller]

Windy, blue skies, barely warm enough to eat lunch on the covered patio.

 

[Beth Gallagher]

Cool-ish and gloomy.

 

[Don Alaska]

Snowing and 34 F.

 

[Marie Mallory]

A beautiful slightly cool sunny day.

 

[Marie Miller]

Just bad weather. Enid got hit by several tornadoes and the Airforce base had to be closed.

 

[Yvonne Smith]

Looks like nice weather here today, lots of sunshine, and then rain coming in overnight. More rain forecast for next week. The new raspberry starts should arrive next week, so I need to have the area ready to plant them when they arrive.
All of the roses are blooming and beautiful right now, too !

 

[Don Alaska]

Most of our snow has now melted and the large puddles around the place are starting to sink into the ground as it thaws. Our large greenhouse is totally flooded now, so it is not accessible, but the little one nearer the house has dried a lot--no standing water at least. Temps in the mid-30s at night and the high 40s during the day. We had a bit of rain, but not a lot and much of the ice on our lake has opened, and the migrating ducks are travelling through.

 

[Mary Stetler]

It is sprinkling a little today. I think we may have lept over spring and right into summer. It was 80 degrees yesterday. Still need to dry out to do much.

 

[Marie Mallory]

Most of our snow has now melted and the large puddles around the place are starting to sink into the ground as it thaws. Our large greenhouse is totally flooded now, so it is not accessible, but the little one nearer the house has dried a lot--no standing water at least. Temps in the mid-30s at night and the high 40s during the day. We had a bit of rain, but not a lot and much of the ice on our lake has opened, and the migrating ducks are travelling through.

Don, as you know we are the opposite, sure could use some of that moisture here.

 

[Ken Anderson]

We had some snow a week ago, and again a few days ago, but none of that stuck. The temperatures have been cooler than I'd like for the end of April, but I don't suppose that's all that unusual. Its in the high 30s right now.

 

[Marie Miller]

Now it is beautiful - blue skies, gentle breeze, pushing 80. My first sunburn for 2026 is almost here.
SO is on a play date in Arkansas. Road in to the range. Now I know why guys tow a bass boat.

 

[Ed Wilson]

A sunny 72 degree day here but an all day rain tomorrow. Yard work got done.

 

[Hedi Mitchell]

cloudy and maybe a tad of rain later