What's the weather like where you live?

[freakystyly]

Solar storm going on this weekend, supposed to be a severe one. The aurora may be visible even as far south as CO and MO!

Unfortunately I'm looking forward to a cloudy, rainy weekend.

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Back in woolies...Frost on the ground.

The forecast mentions "the unofficial kickoff to summer next weekend".

Is mid-May when residents of the Maritime provinces generally consider summer to have begun? When we were in Southern New Hampshire (~200 miles south of Moncton), and even though all the trees wouldn't be leafed-out for a few more weeks, that's about when we considered summer to be starting. Of course, that didn't mean it couldn't still snow.

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by dradernh

Is mid-May when residents of the Maritime provinces generally consider summer to have begun?

The Victoria Day long weekend marks the first day of the mass exodus of RVs and campers to their nesting grounds.

[Lady Jane]

Morning run in the fog. I clipped the flashing LEDs from my MTB on my jacket.

[JJ 911SC]

On the Nippy side

[Llarry]

A bit of a heat wave -- a couple of days of 90 degrees or so (breaking records for the date) and then forecast to be back to reasonable temps. A rest from the rain, too.

[ShapeShifter]

Was in Suburban Atlanta, Wednesday to Friday. They had some fairly severe storms move through those three days. Encountered more storms along the I-20 West corridor from Atlanta to West of Birmingham, AL. Weather wise, wasn't any major difference to what's occurring at home in the Ark-La-Tex region. Did see a lot of downed trees along I-20, keeping Western Alabama and Eastern Mississippi Highway Department Crews busy!

[M5Rick]

Beautiful weather for a change, sunny and warm with 26C high, looking forward going to a birthday party later.

[UncleWede]

Damp/foggy, 58. Wool shirt on over polo in office.

[Esteban]

Overcast and hazy. 61°F right now with a high forecasted to be 79. Going to be the same for several days out. Hello May Gray.

[freakystyly]

Looking forward to the long weekend (Canadian Victoria Day) this weekend. Supposed to be warm and mostly clear. I've been procrastinating on doing some work on the car so it will be nice enough to finally do it outside on the driveway.

[JJ 911SC]

Nice and sunny (77°F) for the bike ride

[Sara]

Houstonians, please check in.

That weather was insane in New Orleans last night. 12 hours no power. I don’t know what was scarier the hum of the train or the hum of the transformers blowing at midnight. Thankful for generators.

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by Sara

Thankful for generators.

Glad to hear you have one; they're practically a requirement in some parts of the country.

We once went 3 days without power in Northern New England. After that, we had a whole-house generator and automatic transfer switch installed and subsequently sailed right through a 12-day outage after an ice storm.

Except for this, which took some time to clear before a crew from Central PA could reach us and restore power on Xmas Eve:

[JJ 911SC]

Almost too hot for my taste for the month of May...

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

Almost too hot for my taste for the month of May...

Same here. Just shy of 90F today and the same for tomorrow and Tuesday. Then T-storms on Wednesday and a return to low 80s and upper 70s.

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Same here. Just shy of 90F today and the same for tomorrow and Tuesday. Then T-storms on Wednesday and a return to low 80s and upper 70s.

Ditto. I'm hoping we get back to a nice stretch of 70s before it heats-up for good.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by dradernh

Ditto. I'm hoping we get back to a nice stretch of 70s before it heats-up for good.

Still cool and May Gray is in full bloom, but yes, the heat will be here soon enough. Going to enjoy this weather while it's here.

[vreihen16]

It was downright chilly here all of last week. The building heat at work is off for the summer, and it was 58-60 F in my office the entire time.

Our forecast is for mid-upper 80's F through most of the week. Perfect time to be without AC or heat in my Bavarian Golf Cart...NOT!

We dealt with similar temperatures down in SC at our tree farm for a quick trip two weeks ago, only mother nature threw in several rounds of severe thunderstorms that knocked the area's power out for half a day and dropped a limb on the roof of the almost-Mighty Freightliner in the middle of the night.....

[ShapeShifter]

After a little light storm blew through Friday night. We had Temps in the low to near mid 90's Saturday and Sunday. Thankfully, the humidity levels were very low, so it wasn't that unbearable sticky heat. I hope the weather forecasted for Wednesday and Thursday won't leave behind higher humidity with the higher forecasted temperatures.

[dreamingat30fps]

Hoooooooooooot a juuuuuuuciy!!! Ready to GTFO!

It was real nice then one day just walked outside and it was like WTF!!! All of the sudden it just became unbearably hot. We have been in a drought also had not rained for months. Luckily Saturday it was like a tsunami and we got some rain last night also. My freaking water bill has been insane trying to keep the grass alive.

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Still cool and May Gray is in full bloom, but yes, the heat will be here soon enough. Going to enjoy this weather while it's here.

Yep not beach weather but great for tooling around generally.