• limer@lemmy.ml
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      I’m in south Texas. I have heard of snow though. Once, in my grandfather’s time there was a white sprinkling of powder everyone saw. The priests said it was a sign! I’m not sure what to think of this,myself

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    Was 65 ~70 last week, felt really nice. 33 last night 41 today, forecast has us finally sticking in the 30’s ~ low 50’s next week.

    It’s weird. Usually it’s gross and wet and snowing by now. And much colder. We still have flowers in the front lawn.

    Not feeling good about it :(

  • Starya67@lemmy.world
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    27 minutes ago

    We don’t get snow where we live (we get warm winds between the Jura and the Alps) but there will be snow further uphill soon.

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    1 hour ago

    NO!

    There is a little left on Mt Ruapehu; which is only 100km or so south. But it will only last a few more weeks.

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    1 hour ago

    Maybe a thousand kilometer northwards from here. No need for it to come down here on my behalf.

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    2 hours ago

    Reminder for anyone else in the UK:

    https://uksnowmap.com/

    But to answer your question, I saw a little bit of sleet yesterday as I was driving through a mountain pass in the Lake District in the North West of England, but it’s just drizzle otherwise.

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    1 hour ago

    I took a walk in the forest yesterday and it felt like I was inside of a wind chime because tiny little ice crystals fell on the leaves all around me. Some had even stuck that last night, but they had melted by the time I took my walk.