Wow, that was quick. It's already changed over to snow here. The ground is covered in sleet already so it will be a slippery mess for those that need to go out today.

It will be in the upper 50s by Sunday before it gets cold again on Tuesday and another storm forecast for next Thursday.

take care, LoneJack, that storm sounds nasty! Thank goodness winter is on its way out....

It's been such a roller coaster ride this year. We are back to sub-zero. Sooo sick of this!

Here in north Missouri all schools are closed but a check out the window at 7:30 a.m. shows nada. Yet.

My son who lives in mid-Missouri isn’t so lucky, though.

A pleasant 72F is expected here today. Jack your storm front will pass thru here over nite but thankfully no snow or violent weather predicted, just some gusty winds and 1/2" of rain expected after midnite.

They are calling for a quarter inch of rain for us. Still to early to put my rain gauge out because many of the low temps will be below freezing, though not tonight.

I am in South Central Kansas and we started off with thunder, rain, sleet and now blowing snow. Schools all around us are out, which means a day off for me. The students from my district end up with 5 days off due to Friday being an inservice and Monday a holiday. We had 65 degrees yesterday and snow today....go figure. I

It's 64 here now and rain is expected. It was 9 yesterday morning.

I'm in Central Missouri, and it has been snowing heavily on top of the 1/2-inch plus of sleet that preceded it. Predictions are for 4-8 inches here. The main campus of the University of Missouri here has gone online-only for the day. The pandemic taught them how to do that.

It is a gorgeous day here in central Va, we will be getting some rain overnight and temps for next week or so at or above average temp and then another predicted cold mass end of Feb-1st of March

ladypat1 - I think I'm at around 6" so far with probably a couple hours left to go. Hard to tell because it is drifting a lot. I'm about 20 miles southeast of the metro on the Missouri side.

We got some snow here but it’s all over now. I’m guessing we got about an inch.

Here in Central KY, it was extremely windy last night. I stayed up till the early morning hours reading. Now it's pouring rain and the temperatures have dropped some. Saw the forecast for possible tornadoes so hope everyone will be safe from them.

I thought I'd beat the rain and wind and wasn't planning on going to the muddy trail today. Yesterday was awful. So I set out down my sidewalk and it started pouring and blowing so not a fun town walk either.

Last Friday it was 92°, but it has cooled back down to normal temperature with highs in the mid 70s. However, we have had strong winds, up to 22 MPH the past two or three days, and this is expected to continue. We also had rain the past couple of nights, and while it seemed like a lot to me, it only registered a total of 0.05" at the weather station. I think we got more than that at my house, however, which is about 4 or 5 miles from the weather station.

The only snow I can see from here is above 8,000 feet, and there's not much.

NW PA Rain all day, At least it was above freezing in the 40s. Flood warnings posted, nothing new about that with the rain and melting snow. The wind is starting to pick up now though. A fog has set in . It was a slow drive back from dinner tonight on the back county roads. It doesn't help that my one fog light is out and isn't getting replaced until Monday. Back down below freezing tomorrow:(

Been pouring rain all day, got pretty wet earlier taking the garbage and recycling down to the road. Now the wind is blowing pretty hard. I sure hope they don't get knocked over. My recycling bin his nearly full, what a mess that would be if it topples over.

Because of weather issues two weeks ago they never picked up so everything is pretty full for tomorrow.

We had rain all day, then it changed to freezing rain for a while, now it’s snowing. We should get 4-7” of snow. Tomorrow morning will have to be super careful walking the dog on icy and snowy driveway. My dog doesn’t really walk, he is a crazy runner/jumper as soon as he sees snow!

Beautiful scene tonight at 1 a.m. north of Chicago. A nearly full moon is reflecting off a sparkling inch-plus of snow. Lurking under that snow is treacherous ICE.

I was able to get DH to the hospital at 8:30 yesterday morning before it got fierce here. He's been admitted for treatment of low sodium levels (121 for you medical folks). He's had X-rays and CT scans so far. I hope that staff is allowing him to get up and walk to relieve his severe muscle spasms. "Monoclonus" seems to be the right term for these violent spasms in his thighs that occur as much as every ten seconds when he's lying down and last for hours. This started in September. His primary finally got him admitted, or we'd still be looking at appointments for tests months from now.

We had a good snowfall mid-January and it hasn't warmed up until recently. We usually get cold and thaws so that the snow melts. Not this time, our January has been very cold.

We got a couple days of above freezing temps with some drizzle, so some snow has melted.

We got dumped on again yesterday. I went out early this morning to clear my car so it would be clean when the landlord blows the parking lot etc. A good 7" of snow fell last night; it was over my boots. It's beautiful, I love it, but the roads are also slippery as we had rain prior to the snow yesterday.

It’s WINDY here in the Philadelphia ’burbs. wind and trash day are a bad combination. I just chased my trash can down the street and my neighbor’s cans are rolling around everywhere. Cooler temps but no snow coming up.

We also have the winds with falling temperatures. It was 66 degrees yesterday and now it's 44. Both rain and winds woke me during the night.