From 70 degrees and a tornado 3 miles away to snow showers tomorrow - in Alabama!

[Elwood P Dowd]

Yes, they're saying snow showers starting tomorrow morning with temps around 30 at noon. Not as bad as 1993 when we went from 70 degrees on Friday to 8 inches of snow on Saturday during that freak March storm that wrecked havoc from Florida to Canada.

[NMDemDist2]

1. yeah, no climate change there eh?

:banghead:

stay safe :hug:

[babylonsister]

2. This must be a heckuva system. I was sweating in TX yesterday. The temp

is supposed to be about 35F when I wake up tomorrow, and it's been cold/windy all day.

[elocs]

3. That sounds like Wisconsin weather, but let's not confuse weather with climate.

A freak storm is a freak storm.

[htuttle]

5. LOL

I was just about to post, "Welcome to Wisconsin!"

[elifino]

4. NorthWest Georgia 4" rain Friday night forcast snow Sunday

[emilyg]

9. Yes!

I'd love to see a little snow in Ga.

[ezgoingrl]

6. I know!

There was an almost 40 degree difference in the temperature here between yesterday and today. This bites! I was more than ready to put Winter temperatures behind...even though I know it's only the end of February.

[Mojorabbit]

7. We were all the way up to 82 today

and are supposed to have a high tomorrow in the low 60s with rain.

[ConcernedCanuk]

8. We had pouring rain for 16 hours 2 days ago then -25C overnight for the last 2 nights

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I live a mile out of town - all the back roads and driveways are like skating rinks

The spring thaw is gonna be a wicked mess of flooded basements methinks . .

Climate change?

pshaw! . . .

[dixiegrrrrl]

10. All the daffodils are up...poor things.

I had the fan on this am, it was humid and 60 degrees, then since afternoon have been putting on socks and warmer clothes, and now a very chilly wind is blowing, 2 nights of freezing expected, while Eastern Al. is trying to pick up from at least 3 tornado hits.
Fortuantely the rain storms passed one county north of us...this time.

Very strange long lingering winter season this year down here.

[DKRC]

11. I'm looking at the result of the '93 storm right now.

She's working on her laptop as I type this.
Hospitals were packed in Dec. '93 with what the news anchors were dubbing the "blizzard babies".