So what's the weather like where you live?

[~LiverpoolRed~]

22 degrees. A little cloudy with a light dusting of snow on the ground.

[superjames1992]

Looks like I could get a snowstorm on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. It's still way up in the air and totally uncertain, but the potential is certainly there. I've never had a true White Christmas before that I can remember, at least; the closest I've came was last year when we still had a couple inches of snow left in the front yard in the shady areas, but we had torrential rains last Christmas which washed all the snow out by dusk.

It's kind of sad that Brownsville, TX has had a White Christmas (2004) in my lifetime, but not I! That was Brownsville's only measurable snowfall since 1895. Talk about getting lucky...

Anyways, it's relatively warm outside right now at 41 degrees. That's still a few degrees below average, but we've only gotten out of the 30s a handful of times this month, it seems, so it feels quite nice outside! We should make it into the 40s for the rest of the week for highs before whatever happens Christmas Eve, whether it be rain, snow, or a crippling ice storm (which looks like a possibility, too).

[NoDakHusker]

Looks like a pretty good snow storm is supposed to move in tomorrow, 6+ inches is forecasted.

[12]

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

It's coming down pretty good right now.

34 degrees.

[superjames1992]

My God, the 0z Euro gives northern Mississippi, northern Alabama, north Georgia (including Atlanta), upstate South Carolina, and most of North Carolina a big snowstorm on Christmas Eve (to the west) or Christmas Day (to the east).

I'm quite aware that the chances of that happening are minimal, but that is simply awesome. That said, I do like my chances at a Christmas Day snowfall, the first in my life!

[elicoleman]

Quote: Originally Posted by superjames1992

My God, the 0z Euro gives northern Mississippi, northern Alabama, north Georgia (including Atlanta), upstate South Carolina, and most of North Carolina a big snowstorm on Christmas Eve (to the west) or Christmas Day (to the east). I'm quite aware that the chances of that happening are minimal, but that is simply awesome. That said, I do like my chances at a Christmas Day snowfall, the first in my life!

I've been on tennesseewx.com and they're saying what you are about the 0z Euro. The thought of having any snow on the ground Christmas morning is exciting as hell! Never happened once before.

[superjames1992]

Quote: Originally Posted by elicoleman

I've been on tennesseewx.com and they're saying what you are about the 0z Euro. The thought of having any snow on the ground Christmas morning is exciting as hell! Never happened once before.

The other models (save the GFS) have trended this way today, as well. The chances are looking up.

If anyone here is from Alabama, you may find this hilarious as meteorologists Rob Smith (WCBI Columbus, MS), Dick Rice (WTVA Tupelo, MS), and James Spann & Jason Simpson (abc33/40 Birmingham, AL) battle for control of Lamar County, AL.

[Mo]

It's snowing and its lovely.