Temperature dropped today from 54F down to 45F,..with added rain of course ALL DAY and yesterday

Cherry Blossom Tree has started to bloom across from the house and guess what the Bullfinch is doing,..eating the new buds

Most of the snow stayed North of us. We got less than one inch. Expecting a little snow overnight.

Last night we got down to -26C (-15F), currently at 9 a.m. it has warmed up to -19C(-2F). At least the sun is shining. If the robins and red-wing blackbirds come back from the south any time soon I hope they bring their winter hats, boots, scarves etc.

Sun and clouds, 31F degrees, may get rain/snow showers.

They are calling for a high of 74F. Finally, something more seasonal

We are on the warmer side of this cold snap, went down to 11f last night expecting a little colder tonight. North of me they are suppose to be in the minus numbers. I've be watching for red-wing blackbirds after hearing several reports they are on their way. None yet. The forecast for next week is looking nice, warmer near 60f mid week.

I do envy Kelli,.. with that 74F and i wouldn't mind snow as compared to rain,..its 46F today with the 3rd day of rain non stop

Phillip, I agree about the rain, it gets tiresome after a few days.

mcash70 said:Phillip, I agree about the rain, it gets tiresome after a few days.

Margaret!

quietyard said:

Margaret!

Well it does Linda, when the ground is soggy, the plants are drowning, even the birds look miserable.

Looks like we got another dusting of snow overnight. It is still a bit dark out so I can't tell if it is still snowing.

They are calling for a high of 70F.

I'll take any rain that anyone doesn't want.

Sun and clouds, 32F, chance of showers this afternoon.

Gosh, so sorry for those of you getting snow. Now that it is March it feels like time for snow should be over and spring should be here already.

We had a nit picky amount of snow overnight. Nothing but a slight amount on the shady areas of lawn is left now. I am glad the storm mussed us. I am ready for spring and ready to get out in the garden. Not thinking about shoveling snow.

Down a few degrees today to 41F,..with rain of course however its about 12 inches of snow across the pond in England,..its surely boring when one is confined due to cold rain,..started moving furniture around to make more space,..the walls seemed to be closing in,..could be cabin fever

mcash70 said:

Well it does Linda, when the ground is soggy, the plants are drowning, even the birds look miserable.

Nothing drowning or looking miserable here. Every thing has dried up and blown away.

Not drowning or dried up and blown away, everything is frozen solid here. Actually it wasn't as bad as they said it would be, 11f again last night and up to the low 30's today. Still no red-wing blackbirds but I did see two Canada geese flying north early this morning...(they were wearing down parkas )

11F would be a shock to Tucson! Lowest I have been in here is 17 F. Plants were not happy nor were the pipes.

They are calling for a high of 67F. It looks like it could rain.

Kelli, I sure hope you get some rain.

We had a shower overnight, low cloud right now and 35F, may get showers today.