A dusting of snow but NYC's snowfall max depth so far this winter has been 5cms which is pretty poor in comparison - give it's one of the most snowiest cities in N. America with Buffalo coming on top as the snowiest city etc:
Just looking at the NYC live webcam - this is expected to turn to rain tonight followed by 12c tomorrow afternoon! - Gosh all the fun weather they are getting and we aren't seeing any 'winter weather excitement' as always!

https://www.earthcam.com/cams/newyork/timessquare/?cam=tsrobo1

Anyone following this, then click on 'Crossroads' cam and 'Street cam' - As it's funny watching they are doing in the snow plus just saw someone slide and fall over when jumping on that low flat bench wall in the that 'Street Cam' ha.. ha! pain in arse! BUT THAT SNOW is turning out to be a slushfest like what Exeter had on 31st Jan!

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After a milder blip across Calgary where temps have been upto -3c...it looks like overnight mins of -30c are on the cards once again this weekend...

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Yet another interesting storm heading in for the Midwest, temps rising to about 17/18 degrees by 3am tomorrow morning with thunder, followed by 40 mph+ winds and a rapid drop in temps during the daytime to about -10c 18 hours later.

Major storm in the USA - ice piled up in Lake Erie, tornados and major floods on the Ohio and Mississippi

https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Wild-Weather-Weekend-US-Brings-Damaging-Winds-Flooding-Tornadoes-and-Heavy-Snow?cm_ven=cat6-widget

 

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-weather-2019-marks-fourth-coldest-february-1.5037342 

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After Friday night/Saturday's snowstorm -The NE/USA expecting expecting another snowstorm:

 

https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/winter-storm-to-blast-95-million-in-northeastern-us-with-heavy-snow-rain/70007583

 

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After Friday night/Saturday's snowstorm -The NE/USA expecting expecting another snowstorm:

 

https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/winter-storm-to-blast-95-million-in-northeastern-us-with-heavy-snow-rain/70007583

 

I thought NYC was in the 3 to 6 or 6 to 12" of snow today into tomorrow but looking at webcam it looks very wet there? No snow to be seen in NYC at 6pm ET!?

https://www.earthcam.com/cams/newyork/timessquare/?cam=tsstreet

 

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I’m always in awe of the climate and weather experienced in the US but it would no doubt be sods law if any two winter lover moved out there only to find a sudden shift for the worse in its climate. 😁

23 dead from tornado outbreak in Alabama, children among the dead

I’m always in awe of the climate and weather experienced in the US but it would no doubt be sods law if any two winter lover moved out there only to find a sudden shift for the worse in its climate. 😁

Not quite the 6 to 12" of snow in NYC that was forecast then? It did get downgraded to 5 to 8" by accuWeather of snow but looking early morning 07:30am webcam it does look like a snowy scene  there or maybe they cleared it pretty quickly and or it melted and was more of a slush fest but I was expecting to see a good dump of snow on Times Square webcam with heaps of snow piled up on sidewalks too like during their usual nor easter' snowstorms:

https://www.earthcam.com/cams/newyork/timessquare/?cam=tsrobo3

 

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I was in Toronto [Brampton]  last week and while you all here had record warmth we had temperatures some days  max of -8 down to -16 at night with all day snow on my last day obviously I thought it great but the locals not so much 

Down side was I was stuck in the aircraft on the journey home for an hour and a half waiting to be de-iced . 

23 dead from tornado outbreak in Alabama, children among the dead

Reports of up to 12 touch downs across Alabama,Georgia and Florida from the system!

The reports I have seen focus on one tornado that took out a 400m wide swathe of land with everything on it!

 

Such and amazing natural phenomena but always so tragic when people become involved.

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Wettest US winter on record - by a smidgeon - and (surprisingly in view of the well-publicised visit of the polar vortex) an above-average temperature for the winter as a whole, with the exception of only one state.

https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Wettest-Winter-US-History?cm_ven=cat6-widget 

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Some light relief, a link sent to me by a good friend who lives in Toronto.

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Well 'Ulmer' bombed did it not?

Such an extreme event I'm surprised no one appears to wish to discuss it?

Is this where we are now with notable extreme events?

This is our world and this is now happening no matter what 'the man' demands we do not speak of!!

FFS!

We is not gonna speak a lot dis summa is we bro?

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Snowmelt causing big problems in Nebraska

https://watchers.news/2019/03/22/worst-flooding-in-history-of-nebraska/

https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Flood-Damage-Midwestern-Levees-Roads-Farms-May-Run-Well-Billions

Flooding exacerbated by unusually cold winter just past,  runoff of snowmelt unable to penetrate deeply frozen ground and ice floes blocking rivers.

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Effects of prolonged rain on Los Angeles

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-47750935

and reports of prolonged and exceptional warmth in Alaska

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2019/03/28/alaska-is-baking-an-exceptionally-toasty-march-steep-long-term-warming-presses/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.db2dbbab32f7

 

 

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The same areas that suffered the 'bomb cyclone' only 3 weeks ago are bracing for a repeat this week with further flooding in the mid west expected to exacerbate the 3 billion already cost by the last event.

There appears to be a migration of folk from the blighted areas further adding into the woes of the mid west

Looks like mother N. wants to make a point to the tangerine scream?

I'm sure he will have a lot of crow to eat in public.......but then again......

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https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Weekend-Severe-Weather-Outbreak-Leaves-Eight-Dead-Dozens-Injured

Detailed reports of last weekend's tornadoes

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Tomorrow should see action in tornado alley. Classic setup

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