GeorgieGirl
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Yup...a beauty here today in Tri-State! 66 degrees when I left work. I love it!!!
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East TN, where it's normally mild in the winter, at least compared to our northern neighbors. I live very close to the Smoky Mountains, and we're used to seeing several dustings of snow, at least a couple of 1-3" inch snows, and while the AVERAGE temperature is usually mid 40s (F) for a high, we normally get quite a few cold snaps of teens or single digit nights and barely over freezing highs in the daytime.
This year...it's like a really early spring, all winter long. I think we've had about TWO nights with temps below about 25 F, and within two days it'll be back up to 60s for the high. I've only had half a dozen fires in my fireplace; and only two of those were because I was actually COLD.
I am LOVING it, as I detest the cold and snow. But, I am afraid that we are going to really pay for it at some point!!
For one thing, this summer is probably going to be a KILLER season for bugs in these parts...
Normal weather is the new weird weather.
Want snow? Go to Japan now.
La Nina has produced a very dry winter over most of the United States.
Demers18 said:Isn't it El Nino?
Just sayin
MTVision said:Why el niño??
Do you know the difference between la nina and el niño??