Whats it like in your neck of the woods?

[Natalka]

Had rain last evening

Zero now, going to six - cloudy, showers

[heartgirl99]

rain rain rain today

Today

Periods of rain. Fog patches this morning. Amount 10 to 20 mm. Wind east 20 km/h gusting to 40. High plus 4.

[dededi]

It's going to rain most of the day with high winds, 2 now and going to 4 this afternoon.

[rock lobster]

Cold front meets a warm front in the middle of Florida.
Guess who wins?
Cold front gets his *ss kicked, gets turned into
a warm front and heads back north.

[Redneck Charger]

[Newfiescreech]

Wow !! It's another wicked storm very high winds and lots blowing snow making it conditions for driving poorly.. Today all schools, govt offices , banks , malls and restaurants close for day .. Snow ploughs can't keep road clear to much whiteout conditions .. lost power this morning for over 2 hours and lost internet for 2 days .. now that really sucked

[Natalka]

Three now, going to 14
Showers in evening

[dededi]

1 and a few snowflakes falling now, partial clearing this afternoon with a high of 10.

[KelJo]

...we've had a storm raging for the past couple of days, no idea how much snow but there are huge snow drifts everywhere, I've been at the cabin since Wednesday, won't be going anywhere for another day or so but I have lots of everything so very cozy & relaxing..another storm on the way

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT

Significant snowfall, strong winds, and blowing snow expected Monday and Tuesday.

A low pressure system off the American Seaboard is forecast to intensify as it approaches the Maritimes tonight. The low will track southeast of Newfoundland on Monday and Tuesday before moving out to sea Tuesday night.

Snow is expected to begin over southeastern Newfoundland Sunday night and spread to the remainder of the Island on Monday. For the Burin, Bonavista, and Avalon Peninsulas, snow is expected to transition through ice pellets and freezing rain to rain on Monday, before changing back to snow Monday night. Precipitation is expected to remain as snow for the rest of the Island.

Strong northerly winds gusting up to 100 km/h are also expected with this system on Monday and Tuesday. The strong winds are expected to combine with fresh snow to cause near zero visibilities in blowing snow.

Strong onshore winds along the east and northeast coasts from a low pressure system that is heading out to sea will diminish tonight. The strong onshore winds will redevelop on Monday as the low pressure system approaches Newfoundland. These onshore winds will continue to cause extensive ice buildup or significant pressure on Monday and Tuesday. This is expected both along the coastline and in the bays, especially north of Cape Race.

Environment Canada Meteorologists will continue to monitor this system and provide further information as it becomes available.

[Davetherave]

Holy smokes, have you ever thought of moving back to Ontario to get away from that crap?
Sun finally came out and we are going to have a great high of 10.

[GoodBoy]

Sunny day in the 6.

[Newfiescreech]

...we've had a storm raging for the past couple of days, no idea how much snow but there are huge snow drifts everywhere, I've been at the cabin since Wednesday, won't be going anywhere for another day or so but I have lots of everything so very cozy & relaxing..another storm on the way

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT

Significant snowfall, strong winds, and blowing snow expected Monday and Tuesday.

A low pressure system off the American Seaboard is forecast to intensify as it approaches the Maritimes tonight. The low will track southeast of Newfoundland on Monday and Tuesday before moving out to sea Tuesday night.

Snow is expected to begin over southeastern Newfoundland Sunday night and spread to the remainder of the Island on Monday. For the Burin, Bonavista, and Avalon Peninsulas, snow is expected to transition through ice pellets and freezing rain to rain on Monday, before changing back to snow Monday night. Precipitation is expected to remain as snow for the rest of the Island.

Strong northerly winds gusting up to 100 km/h are also expected with this system on Monday and Tuesday. The strong winds are expected to combine with fresh snow to cause near zero visibilities in blowing snow.

Strong onshore winds along the east and northeast coasts from a low pressure system that is heading out to sea will diminish tonight. The strong onshore winds will redevelop on Monday as the low pressure system approaches Newfoundland. These onshore winds will continue to cause extensive ice buildup or significant pressure on Monday and Tuesday. This is expected both along the coastline and in the bays, especially north of Cape Race.

Environment Canada Meteorologists will continue to monitor this system and provide further information as it becomes available.

This snow storm that's coming is calling for another 50 to 70 cm snow for Monday and into Tuesday .. Central was hit worst this time and same thing for this one coming up.. main highways now is only one lane open.. we got snow drift over 5 to 6 feet high here .. worst storm this winter... ohhh it's spring I'm thinking huh not here yet

[Natalka]

Four now, rain, going up to 12 - cloudy

[dededi]

Should be a beautiful day! Sunny and 3 now, a few clouds and 12 this afternoon.

[rock lobster]

HOT!!!

Cold shower and change of underwear after lunch.
Yep, that hot!
Getting close to coming back north time.