It is 72 degrees F at 3:00pm on February 6th

[MoseyWalker]

72 degrees.

Weather in your world?

[WorseBeforeBetter]

1. Where?

[MoseyWalker]

5. New Mexico nt

[WI_DEM]

2. -1 in Madison, WI

[NMDemDist2]

3. 73 and shining bright here in the High Desert of SE New Mexico

which is about average

[MoseyWalker]

13. You beat me by one lousy degree!

Still, feels good!

[NMDemDist2]

43. i woulda given it to you, I was working outside and it did get a bit

warm in the sun doing garden work

:bounce:

I loved it hehehe

[Xenotime]

4. It's a global warm 72 degress in Texas right now.

Thanks, * for a spring like February.

[Avalux]

6. Are we in the same place? 70 and sunny here -

in South Central Texas. I'm thinking about taking my dog for a walk. :hi:

[Wwagsthedog]

7. 68 degrees F at 4:05 PM and overcast in SE TX. nt

[Skink]

29. 70 in San Antonio

and it feels like 70 according to the msnbc weather bug on my desktop. I love clicking on the weather.

[Deja Q]

8. 7 F, above 0.

It has been -7 or worse...

Seems normal.

[Bjornsdotter]

9. Illinois/Wisconsin border

It's 0 and snowing.

Just came in...took the dog out to play in the snow. It's not too bad, there's no wind.

Cheers

[Beaverhausen]

10. 76 in Burbank, CA - above normal

[zanne]

19. Well, that's ridiculous.

You're anti-snowman.:hi:

[MrSlayer]

11. 21 degrees in Philly.

What the hell happened to my global warming? It was 15 degrees yesterday. Sucks to work outside in that shit.

[Cabcere]

12. It's a balmy 30 degrees here

in Williamsburg, VA, at 5:10 PM. :hi:

[mcscajun]

14. 20 degrees Fahrenheit

Northwestern NJ

[neoblues]

15. Finally a few days of Cool... 69°F Southeast Florida.

[Mojorabbit]

17. Damn I am in Orlando and it is 77

I want to make a fire in my fireplace but nooo.

[MoseyWalker]

21. 69 sounds like a heat wave and

it's not a dry heat!

Hey, humidity is fine if you're a fish!

[Manifestor_of_Light]

36. We have 2 seasons in Houston:Summer and February.

Looks like right now, we only have Summer and almost-summer, since it IS February.

Don't think we have had a hard freeze in Houston in several years.

[catabryna]

41. LOL!

That's the way I always felt when I lived in Austin! We did, however, get hard freezes now and again.

[catabryna]

16. 60 unseasonably warm degrees...

at the 4,200 foot elevation of the Sierra Range in N. California. Other than a cold snap in January, we've seen no evidence of winter at all. We can't even get a drop of rain up here, let alone snow!

ETA: It's 2:15 pm here.

[Tin Man]

18. 24* in MD. Normal from a historical perspective, but everyone thinks "it's COLD"

...we have short memories. Yes, today is cold with respect to recent decades, but only a generation ago this was a typical winter day.

Of course, the fact that only 2 weeks ago it was 70* - helps make 24* feel "unseasonably" cold.

[Tammie]

20. 8 degrees in Chicago.

We've been having temps below zero so 8 degrees almost feels balmy!

[MoseyWalker]

27. Holy Baloney!

That's cold!

[etherealtruth]

30. "The kids" haven't had school for 2 days

... due to the cold. I'm talking about metro Detroit .... not the nether world of the "UP"

[mmonk]

22. 37 in Raleigh, N.C..

[MasonJar]

23. Not in Kentucky...it is colder than usual here.

[TroglodyteScholar]

24. 55F and sunny in central GA

Pretty normal for this time of year

[maveric]

25. 84 right now in San Diego.

With hazy sunshine.

[neoblues]

40. and yet only 59°F in La Jolla (according to WeatherBug)...

Intresting temperature differentials across San Diego metro. Is that the ocean breeze perhaps?

[NEOhiodemocrat]

26. 8.6 degrees F

Just starting to snow, In lovely Northeastern Ohio

[Eurobabe]

28. 32, snowing FINALLY!!

Munich, Germany

[LSK]

31. 8 and snow

[originalpckelly]

32. It's 61.3 in Denver, CO!

:woohoo:

I have my windows open, and boy is it beautiful! This is six degrees higher than forecast!

[TheWraith]

33. Wish we were getting some of that here: single digit temperatures, wind chills to 20 below

And two feet of snow on the ground. The latter, ironically, is because we had an incredibly mild January, with temperatures in the 50s: the Great Lakes failed to freeze over the way they should.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

34. 19 degrees expecting to go down to 5 degrees tonight. 50 miles no. of NYC. This doesn't include

wind chill factor.

[Perky]

35. 22 in Northern VA---wanna trade?

[Pithy Cherub]

37. It was near 90 yesterday and it almost 80 today.

Gotta love Southern California! My family is in Milwaukee and its below zero and no I especially did not call them! :)

[truedelphi]

38. Northern California - Much colder than usual but last

two weeks have been pleasant and rather heavenly

No rain though. Looks like there's a week of rain coming - better that than a suimmer of foret fires.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

39. 68 degrees in Huntington Beach, California under partly cloudy skies

down from a high of 69.

Strange, but it feels much cooler to me outside than 68, more like in the 50s.

[BootinUp]

42. 52 partly sunny in NW GA

Winds calm...Not too chabby today. :)

[Bluzmann57]

44. If you added the high temps together

for the last three weeks, they wouldn't add up to 72. I'm serious. Lots of negative temps.

[Subdivisions]

45. Ditto those numbers for N. Texas. n/t

[Dukkha]

46. 10 with 4" of snow in OH

I HATE IT!!!

[H2O Man]

47. 6 degrees here

in rural upstate New York

[KatyaR]

48. Oklahoma City - right now (637 pm), it's 68 degrees. I've got the windows

open--awesome weather.

Tomorrow's high--42, with sleet and snow and dropping temperatures forecast for the next week or so.

This will be Round #5 of "let's screw with Oklahoma weather," and every time it's been 65-70 degrees the day before the bottom falls out. Even with 70-degree temps, we still have piles of ice everywhere from 4 weeks ago when we had the ice storm from hell.

I'm ready for spring.

[DemReadingDU]

49. SW Ohio - 10 degrees & 6 inches of snow

[LWolf]

50. Unseasonably warm

in Central Oregon.

Last week we had nights in single digits and days that didn't make it out of the 20s. Pretty normal for this time of year around here.

It warmed up Friday. I could feel it in the ground when I headed out at 6 am; the dirt had a little give to it. By Saturday, I could turn on hoses to water livestock without all the convoluted machinations with indoor sinks, hoses kept indoors, etc. usually required.

By Sunday it hit the 60s. I was running around outside in my bare feet, and sweating because my sweatshirt was too heavy. I exchanged it for a tshirt.

It's been that way for 3 days now. Folks around here are blinking, scratching their heads, and asking, "How did May get here so fast??" We're also finding every excuse to avoid mundane, routine tasks and schedules and get outside. It looks like tomorrow is supposed to be about 10 degrees cooler, with a little rain. That's fine. I'm not ready for the grass, shrubs, and fruit trees to take off yet.

It would be nice, though, if these surprise "false springs" would happen on the weekends, leaving the normal winter stuff for weekdays when we're at work and can't enjoy it. :P