This is Southern California. We live at 2700’, granted, but it’s the end of March, fer Og’s sake. But sure enough, it is snowing like all get out outside. It isn’t sticking, mind you. But it’s snowing.
Good thing we have food, beer and bourbon. Time to hunker down and ride out the “storm.” 
I hope you make it through okay. I remember well how tough those snowstorms could get in SoCal. 
It’s sunny here in Colorado, but we will be nice and hot tomorrow when we leave in the morning for drum roll please ::::::::::: MEXICO!
Where’s that? Santa Clarita? (I learned to fly in Lancaster, and the airport was 2,347 feet.)
Meanwhile, up by the Canadian border, it’s sunny and breezy with the temperature flirting with 50.
[local newscaster]It’s a FREAK SNOWSTORM! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!![/local newscaster]
That’s really weird.
It was like 83F here in SE MN / West Central WI on Sunday and Monday.
I little cooler today, but still above normal.
Brian
The thermometer on the wall says it’s a beautiful 80° here in western Jersey. My office windows are open, and there’s a delightful cross-breeze.
I’ll fricking take it.
GODDAMNIT!! I almost didn’t go to work today. I shouldn’t have so I could enjoy it! Is it all over now?
It’s over. Now of course, it’s sunny, scattered clouds and quite lovely outside. Seriously weird.
Here in Torrance – elevation 89’ – we got hail! :eek:
Downtown LA we got the winds and a freak rainstorm. With the winds, the rain blew sideways. And, just like during the Santa Anas, the winds rocked the building all day. Made me seriously dizzy.
Snowed up here in the high desert, too. And I’m on freakin’ spring break. It’s still freakin’ cold and windy, and it was still snowing in Tehachapi this afternoon.
So far, today, its done all of the above. What’s next? Locusts?
Figures today I am up in Cloudy Wakefield Mass.
I got to take my coat off today for the first time, walking home!
With my luck, of course, we’ll probably get the snow next…
Today is started out with June Gloom fog. The fog burned off and it became nice around 70°F, sunny with a friggen’ howling wind. Next, some huge threatening clouds came over the mountains and it rains hard for about fifteen minutes. Apparently there was hail elsewhere in town. The rain stops, it clears up and once again it’s a beautiful sunny, albeit windy, spring day.