WTF is with this bleeping weather?

[Mark68]

Got to have a rare Snow Day yesterday. That was pretty cool.

[Adam]

[Tank]

LOL. that's the perfect picture.

 

i read it in his voice, too.

[fan_since79]

Goodbye, winter!

 

 

[Adam]

Thank God!

[nate]

80s?  Yuck

 

We have a mild weekend then back to normal.

 

Edited February 4, 2016 by nate

[Homebrewer]

70's up here next week. Putting some shorts in the wash, going to feel good to get some sun and air on my legs!

I just hope the faucet doesn't turn off yet (as it has in years past) but a break from cold, rain, and snow... is welcome.

[Tank]

Goodbye, winter!

 

i have to sing at an outdoor event at the salton sea on feb. 20. i'm expecting that it's going to be one big rainy day.

Edited February 5, 2016 by Tank

[Hollyw00d]

Looking like another dry february

[Angel Oracle]

Yep, nothing until around February 20 as of now

El Nino, meet the stupid PERMANENT Ridiculously Resilient High Pressure system, the most stubborn thing since having to suffer through watching Hackilton try to make solid contact with the baseball.   

Edited February 5, 2016 by Angel Oracle

[Blarg]

And neither the 82-83 El Nino (11-12 inches from October through January in SoCal) nor 97-98 El Nino (8-9 inches from October through January in SoCal) were nearly as dry as this one has been (3-4 inches from October through January in SoCal).

Funny, weren't all experts saying this one was on par with those two?

Could have fooled me.

The 98 El Nino dropped most of its rain in March. This one is projected for a very wet March and April. Just in time to wipe out the first couple of weeks of baseball. I'm sure that will make you happy.

[Hollyw00d]

Its mid February and its feels like mid may

Something ain't right

[Vegas Halo Fan]

We had snow three days ago. By Tuesday it will be 70.

[Angel Oracle]

The 98 El Nino dropped most of its rain in March. This one is projected for a very wet March and April. Just in time to wipe out the first couple of weeks of baseball. I'm sure that will make you happy.

1998 actually saw 13 inches in February and only 2 inches in March.

1983 saw 5-6 inches for February and March each.

The long range prognosticators have been promising rain in SoCal since January.

Where is it? El Wimpo, for So Cal anyway!

[Vegas Halo Fan]

The long range prognosticators have been promising rain in SoCal since January.

Where is it? El Wimpo, for So Cal anyway!

 

If you taunt it, it will come.

[gotbeer]

I have reservations for golf in Vegas at the end of February.  Rain is coming.

[fan_since79]

Next three days: highs mid-80's to 90, humidity in the 10-15% range, winds, high fire danger

 

14-day: sunny and very warm

 

El Nino, where ARE you?!

Edited February 7, 2016 by fan_since79

[arch stanton]

I think it's hilarious that our society is so obsessive that we feel compelled to micromanage the weather. I wish you all the best of luck in ending the drought by sheer force of will.

[Angel Oracle]

I wish luck to those impacted by the drought, the magnitude of which SoCal has never, EEEVER had before.

Only in the late 50s/early 60s did one even compare to this one. That one though even had one season of nearly 20 inches of rain.

FIVE straight years of this!

Oh and to those prognosticators saying March will be rainy...March generally does NOT produce the most rainfall in a SoCal year. That would generally be February, which will be TOTALLY dry through the first half of it.

Edited February 7, 2016 by Angel Oracle

[gotbeer]

Just so you know AO.  I just idled my car for 20 minutes today for no reason, so that the global warming would keep the weather at 80+.

[Gavin]

"LONG RANGE XTND FCST MDLS CONTINUE TO INDICATE DRY CONDS UNTIL NEAR THE END OF THE MONTH WITH A PATTERN SHIFT ARRIVING SOME TIME AROUND THE FIRST OF MARCH."

 

So AO with NOAA forecasting something like this, does that mean it will definitely rain a lot at the end of the month (seeing as they are hacks and all)?

[Angel Oracle]

If it rains a lot in March, it will possibly be the first time ever that March had the most rainfall in a year. I'm not holding my breath.

NOAA already missed on their January/February prediction of above averge rainfall for SoCal.

[fan_since79]

87 degrees, low humidity, and no winds to speak of. In February.

 

Life is good!

[Hollyw00d]

Anyone else sweating balls?

Maybe I'm just getting fat

[Adam]

Best day of the year thus far