Murphy's Weather

Currently 10 with a 4 mph wind from the WSW. Feels like -8 degrees. Dew Point 10, Barometer 29.96, Humidity 100%, Visibility 1.2 mi., Sunrise 8:10 am, Sunset 5:34 pm.

Winter Weather Advisory Continues until later this afternoon.

80% chance of snow showers. 1″ or less expected. High near 10. W winds 15-20 with gusts to 30. Wind Chill to -12.

70% chance of snow showers. 1″ or less expected. Low 5-10 with gusts to 30. Wind Chill to -3 to -13.

This miserable weather continues. The frigid Arctic air will hang around this week and the Lake Effect Snow will continue to shower us with more snow. Not seeing any more huge amounts of snow being dumped on us for awhile…and it will warm up next week. But getting through this week is a toughie. It’s depressing and uncomfortable. Around my yard, it’s really sad to see that there are branches falling due to the heavy snow that is impossible to remove or lighten. Thankfully, at least so far, it looks as if next week will help lighten the load on the trees and bushes. But in the meantime, they continue to break. This is going to be a mess by the time it’s all over and done.

Currently 5 with a 2 mph wind from the SSW. Feels like -13 degrees. Dew Point 1, Barometer 30.14, Humidity 100%, Visibility 4 mi., Sunrise 8:11 am, Sunset 5:33 pm.

Winter Weather Advisory in effect- frigid, dangerous air.

70% chance of snow showers. Little or no accumulation expected. High near 14. W winds 10-15 mph with wind chills to minus 20 until midday.

80% chance of snow showers. 1″ possible. Low 5-10. W winds 10-15 mph with wind chills as low as minus 11.

This is brutal, beastly cold weather. And, unfortunately, it’s expected to hang around making outdoor life unbearable all week. Looking ahead, it seems as if Friday night should be the coldest of all this week’s cold misery. One good bit of news, temperatures should be considerably better next week. It’s just a matter of existing through this week in order to get there.

Not at all sure of total snowfall over the past week. I measure over 18″ in my backyard. my son measures well over 20″ in his. All I can say is we have WAY too much snow. This is not one of those un-wintry months of January we’ve experienced over the past few years. This one is making a mark in the statistics list. Lucky us.

Currently 14 with an 8 mph wind from the W. Feels like -4. Dew Point 11, Barometer 29.92, Humidity 100%, Visibility 0.75 mi., Sunrise 8:11 am, Sunset 5:32 pm.

100% chance of more snow. 1-3″ possible. High 15-20 with gusts to 25.

70% chance of overnight snow. 1-2″ possible. Low 5-10. SW winds 10-15 mph with gusts to 25. Wind chill as low as -2 to -12.

This is insane. The snow just keeps coming. Not a sound of a snow plow on any of the streets and I can’t imagine how the driveway plow guys are going to be able to get to the driveways until that happens. I measured a fresh 11″ of overnight snow, which puts more than 17″ in my backyard. This is crazy. Not only the snow, but it’s cold and going to get colder. I’m quite concerned about the weight of the snow on the tree branches. They’re bowed down fairly heavy right now without much of a chance of it being removed from them.

I can not for the life of me imagine why anyone would willingly live in a climate like this.

Currently 25 with a 6 mph from the WNW. Feels like 12 degrees. Dew Point 25, Barometer 29.36, Humidity 100%, Visibility 4 mi., Sunrise 8:11 am, Sunset 5:31 pm.

Windy. 90% chance of snow. Areas of blowing snow. 1-3″ possible. High in the upper 20s. W winds 15-25 mph with gusts to around 40.

100% chance of snow. Patchy blowing snow. 4-7″ expected. Low near 15. W winds 15-20 with gusts to 40.

I really do not understand why the Winter Storm Warning expires later today when we’re expected the most snow overnight tonight. At any rate, we are definitely expecting snow tonight, tomorrow, and every day until around next weekend. Toss in the Arctic Blast cold air and we’re in for a mostly miserable week of weather. Do not try to tell me why anyone would like this sort of weather. I might hear your words, but I’d never, ever understand them.

Currently 34 with a 9 mph wind from the ESE. Feels like 21 degrees. Dew Point 30, Barometer 29.69, Humidity 94%, Visibility 2.7 mi., Sunrise 8:12 am, Sunset 5:29 pm.

Winter Storm Warning in effect until Saturday 7 pm.

Windy. 100% chance of snow. Patchy blowing snow. Snow could be heavy at times. 3-5″ expected. High in the lower 30s. E winds 15-25 with gusts to 50.

100% chance of overnight snow. 2-4″ expected. Low in the mid 20s. E winds 15-25 becoming W 15-20with gusts to 50.

Well, we know it’s coming. We know we’ll get snow and cold. What we don’t know is how much snow we’ll end up with. Or exactly how cold the Arctic Blast will drop us down to. Winter Storm Gerri is on the move but where she dumps the most and where things thin out a bit is impossible to know until the storm has moved on and we get to view what’s left. At any rate, I hope by now you’ve prepared as much as possible. Be safe. If at all possible stay off the roads. Let the road crews do their thing. And if the power goes out, do your best to stay warm and wait for those crews to do their thing, too.  All will be well eventually.

Currently 34 with a calm wind from the SSE. Feels like 28 degrees. Dew Point 33, Barometer 29.63, Humidity 100%, Visibility 7 mi., Sunrise 8:12 am, Sunset 5:28 pm.

Winter Storm Watch In Effect From Friday Through Saturday.

90% chance of snow showers today. High in the mid 30s. S winds 5-10 mph becoming W 5-15 mph in  the afternoon.

Mostly cloudy with a 20% chance of overnight snow showers. Low in the mid 20s. E winds 5-10 mph with gusts to 20.

As wintry as it looks and feels right now, this is nothing. Winter Storm Gerri is set to move in on Friday, leaving us with snow in numbers that vary from site to site – and then the Arctic Blast cold follows right on its heels. The snow we get, which looks to be substantial, we are going to be stuck with for the foreseeable future. With snow showers predicted every day after that for as far into the future as I can see. This is a brutal month of January, determined to play havoc with any ideas one might harbor about a mild winter.

Currently 34 with a calm wind from the WNW. Feels like 21 degrees. Dew Point 31, Barometer 29.43, Humidity 98%, Visibility 8 mi., Sunrise 8:13 am, Sunset 5:27 pm.

Cloudy with a 40% chance of more snow today. High in the lower 30s. W winds 10-20 mph with gusts to around 35.

90% chance of overnight snow. 1-2″ expected. Low in the upper 20s. SW Winds 5-10 mph becoming SE.

As snowy as it is, there’s much more coming. Winter Storm Gerri is set to tuck into that Arctic Blast of cold air on the way at which time we could get more than 12″ of snow by Sunday. Yeah…and with all that frigid air coming right on the storm’s heels, whatever we get we’re stuck with. With more snow coming darn near every day in the foreseeable future. This ugly month of January is making up for our late start on the season. Sounds to be gruesome all the way to the end. Just be ready. And stay safe.

Currently 34 with a 10 mph wind from the ESE. Feels like 23 degrees. Dew Point 31, Barometer 29.42, Humidity 100%, Visibility 0.84 mi., Sunrise 8:13 am, Sunset 5:26 pm.

Winter Weather Advisory in effect until 4:00pm today.

Windy. 100% chance of snow possibly mixed with rain later on. High in the upper 30s. E winds 15-25 mph with gusts to 40.

100% chance of rain possibly mixed with snow. Low in the lower 30s. S winds 10-15 mph with gusts to 35.

Been snowing all morning. Not heavy, but steady. The temperatures may rise enough today to make our precipitation a mix of snow and rain. This seems to be a messy storm for our area. And there is snow in the forecast every single day for the rest of the week. Next week watch for the Arctic Blast to come roaring in making it frigid around here. Then, whatever snow is on the ground is going to hang around for awhile. We are definitely in a wintry weather pattern.

Currently 36 with a 3 mph wind from the SSW. Feels like 28 degrees. Dew Point 29, Barometer 30.32, Humidity 87%, Visibility 8 mi., Sunrise 8:13 am., Sunset 5:25 pm.

Mostly cloudy today with a high in the mid 30s. S winds around 10 mph becoming SE in the afternoon.

100% chance of snow. 1-2″ expected. Low in the lower 30s. E winds 10-20 mph with gusts to 25 increasing to 35 in the afternoon.

I don’t know why I’m surprised that for now that heavy load of snow seems to be parting and leaving us in the middle once again. Worst weather now appears to be going to the north and to the south of us. Will we get snow? Probably. How much? I wouldn’t hazard a guess.  One storm system after another is moving through the country leaving various weather problems along the way. Everything from blizzards, to tornadoes, to flooding. It’s crazy winter weather at it’s worst. At this point the only thing I’m positive of is that beginning next week an Arctic Blast of cold air is going to bring us frigid temperatures. Not looking forward to that in the least. I would only suggest you be ready for anything and keep an eye on the weather site you trust the most to be accurate for your area. And keep your fingers crossed that they are up to date with all the changing weather conditions.

Currently 34 with a calm wind from the NNW. Feels like 30 degrees. Dew Point 33, Barometer 29.77, Humidity 100%, Visibility 4 mi., Sunrise 8:13 am, Sunset 5:24 pm.

70% chance of snow. High in the upper 30s. W winds around 10 mph increasing to 10-15 in the afternoon.

Mostly cloudy overnight. Low around 30. W winds around 10 mph.

Looking ahead, it would appear for the moment as if Monday is going to be the last day without any precipitation for the next…oh, million days. OK, maybe not so much as that but every day in the foreseeable future is showing some sort of winter precipitation. Look for a possible windy and snowy Tuesday and Wednesday of this coming week, especially, when Winter Storm Finn pays us a visit. Like it or not, winter has finally descending on our area.