The day before you got snow, Voyd. And as soon as she got back, it started raining here. She claims the rain is following her. Think there could be any truth in that?

--Key

Arizona only gets snow in the far north.The Valley of the Sun (the middle part) has gotten snow all of once in my lifetime.

We did get a five-minute drizzle around lunchtime on Friday, though.

—doctorlit worked a seventeen-hour work shift yesterday. He probably won't get paid for all of it, but he feels POWERFUL.

Most springs, like this year's, cannot decide whether it wants winter to stay or not. So we get snow off and on.

After that, no weather condition will surprise me.

Here in Chicago, we got the mini-blizzard last night, and the ground was covered in the morning. Thankfully, the sun has melted most of it now, but it's still cold. All this needs to go back to the Arctic, where it belongs. {= /

~Neshomeh

It's uh, warm and sunny?

-July, not entirely sure where she is, actually, besides on a ship

We got 26.4 degrees Celsius right now. It's not spring, guys — summer's already here.

...it's still cold as heck. In April.

It's rainy, though, if that helps any. You know what they say about April showers...

It's cold

And Windy

It snowed slightly yesterday

It didn't

I think there's thunderstorms tomorrow

That is all

Yesterday we got hail. It is reasonably warm and sunny today. Thursday, it rained like there was no tomorrow. The weather has been strange (stranger?) here, too.

It has snowed at least weekends in a row this spring. On one of the Fridays before, it was humid.

It's just been a weird season for weather, I guess.

The Chinook winds bring in some wild weather. Back in the day, I saw 10+ degrees Celsius weather in the middle of December and snow in July.

Not fun.