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I live in Northern Indiana. Last night it snowed about 3 inches. Its been in the 20's all week. Tonight, we have thunder and lightening, and it's rained about half an inch in the last half hour. The parking lot of the hotel I work at has standing water. I don't remember it raining nearly this hard at all over the summer when its supposed to rain. I must say I have never seen this type of rain when its 25 degrees outside. In addition to the rain, its supposed to snow like a foot tomorrow.

Is this the end of the world?

Yes, yes it is. Get yourself right with the Lord baby Bob or you'll face an eternity as Totem's Gimp.

Hurry man. The time is nigh. NIGH I tell you!

was that the crap piece about global warming? if so I think i managed to sit through about 30 minutes before I wanted to stab a pen in my eyeball

You should have followed that urge instead of posting here :P

Some of my friends around the country have been noticing the same thing. Nevada is getting some crazy weather esp.
My thoughts; I live in New England, where weather changes every ten minutes. I just figure the rest of the world is catching on to our weather patterns

The weather has been kinda funky lately.


The current weather here in Western PA.
It's supposed to peak around 65 degree's later in the day.

Rawr!

"Why is the world in love again?
Why are we marching hand and hand?.."

Yeah, living in Indiana won't help when the Canary Islands collapse into the Atlantic and washes out all of North America!

New York is having its own share of weather. Not that there's ever any lack of weather going on...but after snowing most of yesterday, today is relatively normal, around 38 degrees. Tomorrow it's going to hit the 60s, and Friday it's going back down to the 20s. That should be fun - all the snow melts enough to re-freeze solidly over the roads.

January 12th and I just heard thunder here.

Frikken Michigan weather

I'll attest to that being from Las Vegas. It has been very irregular weather this winter. First time we've seen sun in about a week which is very unusual. Being in a desert it is not unusual for it to rain on occasion but it is very unusually to have cloud cover for more than a day or too. In addition to that, record setting snow has fallen in the mountains surrounding the valley causing run-off and severe flooding. There is something strange about getting a flash flood warning broken through on the radio when its not raining.

Unlike most places that experience rain on occasion the rock under Las Vegas does not soak up any water. We have no aquafir here. So with an inch of rain we can have massive flooding. Walls of water flowing down roads, and the city's poorly planned aquaduct is of no help.

The worst of it all however is the inexperience of drivers here that have not lived anywhere with rain. Me being originally from the Northwest have a somewhat understanding of how to handle a motor vehicle in a downpoor. Here however it causes mass confusion, like lemmings in cars. When the rain first started about a week ago our metro police department reported over 400 accidents during the rush hour traffic home. Scary stuff.

Typically 50's-60's here. Nothing unusual this year.
But then I live in the south so that's normal.

As for New England that type of weather is typical. It was going on like that when I was a kid and all throughout the time I lived there. Some years it'll snow in early April. Some it will be warm up until mid November. Others it will rain in January.