:mad:
Manchester, NH and not even November, and it is snowing. Course, it’s those huge flakes that amount to nothing, but still :mad:
And what’s with all the Christmas stuff in the mall yesterday?
I feel like autumn snuck out the back door while I was in the kitchen getting some apple pie.
Winter, you better play nice this year, or so help ya!
In Northern PA I had to scrape off ice on my car windows this morning.
I had to turn the heat on last night! It, uh, it was 65 in the house and I couldn’t handle it anymore. Rumor has it it may be 40 tonight, which is butt-ass cold for South Carolina before Halloween.
We got about four inches of snow back around the 8th. And we’ve had a few nights in the teens. I had to turn my heat on while it was like that, but the last couple of days it’s been about 60 during the day and hasn’t dropped below freezing so I haven’t had the heat on, really.
This is at 5800 feet in the mountains, though. Even in the summer it gets into the 40s at night a lot.
Anyway, enipla wins the first Doper snow this year. He got hit in September. 
It’s snowing here too, Coastal Maine, looks like winter’s coming early here
time to put the snow tires on tomorrow
That’s fitting, in a backwards kind of way.
It was 83° in Denver today. Eight days ago we had a high of 26° and a low of 17°
No snow on the ground yet, though we had a nice hard frost up here in Palmer, AK.
It’s tire changeover time! 
We had flurries in Raleigh, N. C. today.
That it is, Atomic Mama. Next paycheck!
Meh. We’ll see temps in the 70s within 2 weeks. I promise.
Doesn’t make up for the fact that yesterday I got hit in the head with a snowflake and it nearly knocked me out.
No snow in the Toronto region yet, but recent temperatures got cold enough at night for it to do so. Bit of a warming trend this week, so I’m hoping the white crap will hold off at least another few weeks before I have to deal with it again.
In Canada we start our Christmas season early (our Thanksgiving is already passed, and our only other event day is Halloween; after that it’s a clear calendar to Christmas), so we typically see Christmas lights coming on around the beginning of November, but they’ve started early this year; I’ve already counted close to a dozen people lighting up their windows within the last week.
Are you mixing temperature scales here? Wow! I take it this is all farenheit?
What?? Where?
All farenheit. It is 75° today with an 80% chance of snow tomorrow night. It is like that in Colorado.
At the RBC Center.