The "What's the Weather Like?" Thread

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Originally Posted by Chicagoan

31 degrees at 2am. we have a "frost advisory"......lol

growing up in Chicago, that's sounds pretty ridiculous.

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Ha ha, I don't remember frost advisorys when I lived in Long Beach. Just ocean fog- I really miss that.

I was almost in the ditch this morning on the way to work. We had freezing rain followed by snow. YAY! =(

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Originally Posted by fencikfan

I was almost in the ditch this morning on the way to work. We had freezing rain followed by snow. YAY! =(

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Please be careful! Don't go if it's too bad!

46 degrees, light snow falling - perfect Christmas Eve evening.

About the same here only no snow.

Raining......that should be fun to drive on when it rains

37. nice, chilly Christmas Eve.

I'd love a little snow right now. Funny how you miss it until you have it.

Sunny with a high of 58.

Issued by The National Weather Service
Milwaukee/Sullivan, WI
3:40 pm CST, Fri., Dec. 25, 2009
... COLDER AIR RETURNS TONIGHT...
MOST OF THE SNOW AND ICE WHICH FELL LATE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SHOULD HAVE MELTED FROM THE ABOVE FREEZING TEMPERATURES AND RAINFALL... HOWEVER A FEW SLUSHY SPOTS MAY LINGER.
MUCH COLDER AIR WRAPPING AROUND LOW PRESSURE IN IOWA WILL SURGE INTO SOUTHERN WISCONSIN TONIGHT. TEMPERATURES WILL QUICKLY FALL BELOW FREEZING. AS TEMPERATURES FALL BACK INTO THE 20S... ANY RESIDUAL SLUSH AND STANDING WATER WILL FREEZE INTO SOLID SHEETS OF ICE. UNTREATED ROADS AND SIDEWAYS WILL BECOME ICY AND TREACHEROUS THIS EVENING... A SITUATION SOMETIMES CALLED A FLASH FREEZE.
OCCASIONAL LIGHT SNOW IS EXPECTED TONIGHT INTO SATURDAY... WITH ACCUMULATIONS OF 2 TO 4 INCHES POSSIBLE OVER A TWO DAY PERIOD INCLUDING SUNDAY. LAKE EFFECT SNOW MAY ALSO AFFECT THE AREA NORTH OF PORT WASHINGTON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING... WHICH RESULT IN EVEN HIGHER SNOW TOTALS. TRAVEL COULD BECOME HAZARDOUS ON UNTREATED SURFACES AS WET SURFACES TURN ICY AND SNOW STARTS TO ACCUMULATE ON TOP OF IT.

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Originally Posted by fencikfan

Issued by The National Weather Service
Milwaukee/Sullivan, WI
3:40 pm CST, Fri., Dec. 25, 2009
... COLDER AIR RETURNS TONIGHT...
MOST OF THE SNOW AND ICE WHICH FELL LATE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SHOULD HAVE MELTED FROM THE ABOVE FREEZING TEMPERATURES AND RAINFALL... HOWEVER A FEW SLUSHY SPOTS MAY LINGER.
MUCH COLDER AIR WRAPPING AROUND LOW PRESSURE IN IOWA WILL SURGE INTO SOUTHERN WISCONSIN TONIGHT. TEMPERATURES WILL QUICKLY FALL BELOW FREEZING. AS TEMPERATURES FALL BACK INTO THE 20S... ANY RESIDUAL SLUSH AND STANDING WATER WILL FREEZE INTO SOLID SHEETS OF ICE. UNTREATED ROADS AND SIDEWAYS WILL BECOME ICY AND TREACHEROUS THIS EVENING... A SITUATION SOMETIMES CALLED A FLASH FREEZE.
OCCASIONAL LIGHT SNOW IS EXPECTED TONIGHT INTO SATURDAY... WITH ACCUMULATIONS OF 2 TO 4 INCHES POSSIBLE OVER A TWO DAY PERIOD INCLUDING SUNDAY. LAKE EFFECT SNOW MAY ALSO AFFECT THE AREA NORTH OF PORT WASHINGTON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING... WHICH RESULT IN EVEN HIGHER SNOW TOTALS. TRAVEL COULD BECOME HAZARDOUS ON UNTREATED SURFACES AS WET SURFACES TURN ICY AND SNOW STARTS TO ACCUMULATE ON TOP OF IT.

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Please stay home.