Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for March 16, 2014
March 15, 2014
March 17, 2014
Transcript:
Arlo: Janis! Janis, come see this!
Janis: Arlo, what is it?
Arlo: I'm not sure!
Arlo: It's like...LIQUID SNOW!
For our friends & neighbors in the Midwest and Northeast!
Freezing rain this morning. Nothing like a coating of ice on everything in sight ! I refuse to comment on peterhuppertz’s weather. If Northwestern Europe has been lucky this year, more power to ’em!
Here in the Atlanta area, it looks as if we are going to have liquid snow all day, compliments of the Gulf of Mexico. Oh well, it will be warm liquid snow.
In Arkansas we have rain that it is about to turn into what is expected to be 3-5 inches of snow. Luckily we have had warm temps the past few days, so it shouldn’t be sticking to the roads much! I’m so ready to be done with winter and to get the plants set back in the yard and to get the garden growing…
Bah, stop whining, you Mercans. At least you are not up here in my section in Canada. But then again, we Canucks are hardy creatures and can handle the extra snow and cold we got this year.
I’m south of St. Louis and we were at a wonderful 78F 2 days ago. I woke up to freezing rain and snow this morning. In the Midwest, we are used to cold and snow, we just don’t like it very much. Right now if feels like winter is holding spring hostage.
They were singing “Mud, glorious mud” on Prairie Home Companion today — and I agreed — even mud is welcome after this winter. Detroit is 3 inches from breaking the all time record for snowfall at 94+ inches. We’ve had 4 days of 56 degrees, and the snow on our deck is still 2 feet deep.
Very true. In the 30 years I’ve been in Paris we had snow five times and it never stayed for more than a day or two. The city is generating too much heat for it which is why we have a pollution alert right now. Joking aside, best wishes for a quick spring melt for all of you still stuck with snow.
SOUTHERN NJ had a half foot of snow today (3/17) – schools closed. Here on LI, NY we have not had snow again, but there is still plenty about. We have not been able to get all the Xmas lights off the bushes as they are frozen under ice and snow.
Whenever we get a lot of snow, I always long for a good soaking rain — provided that the temp is well above freezing, or else everything would be coated in ice, which is far worse than just snow. And that good soaking rain finally came the other night, washing away whatever snow still remained. Not that I’m assuming that we won’t get more snow, after the way we got hammered this winter. But even if we do, at least it’s not apt to stick around long.
Darsan54 Premium Member almost 11 years ago
It was 38 degrees and sunny, so I was driving with the windows in the car totally open !! That’s how bad it’s been.
suevanv Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Ah yes, liquid snow…making the solid rain melt away!
QuietStorm27 almost 11 years ago
Thank you Mr. Johnson, I am in the Northeast. Ohio to be exact.
localhost almost 11 years ago
These dreadful green spots have shown up on my lawn in New England this week.
Catfeet Premium Member almost 11 years ago
After this Chicago winter, I’ll take liquid over frozen any day!
peter almost 11 years ago
Aaaand in The Netherlands (Northwestern Europe), the only snow we’ve seen this winter was in comics. It’s been an exceptionally warm winter.
stlmaddog5 almost 11 years ago
Freezing rain this morning. Nothing like a coating of ice on everything in sight ! I refuse to comment on peterhuppertz’s weather. If Northwestern Europe has been lucky this year, more power to ’em!
doublepaw almost 11 years ago
It got up to 12 the other day and we turned the air on. My little grandchild saw the sun and was scared.
cabalonrye almost 11 years ago
What warmth? It is barely 83F in full sunshine here in Paris, and a miserly 64F in the shade. (evil grin)
Plods with ...™ almost 11 years ago
Gee. thanks from the MW.
jeanie5448 almost 11 years ago
we actually got an inch of that liquid last night, first measurable rain we have had since December.
W Crowley Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Thanks for the shout out. But in Chicago it was STILL snow last night. Somewhere back in October we stepped into Narnia somehow.
bmatraw almost 11 years ago
Meanwhile, up here in northern Vermont, I have at least two feet of snow on the ground. That is 61CM for you other folks.
linsonl almost 11 years ago
Here in the Atlanta area, it looks as if we are going to have liquid snow all day, compliments of the Gulf of Mexico. Oh well, it will be warm liquid snow.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 11 years ago
Thunderstorm here in northwest Florida right now
rifframone almost 11 years ago
In Arkansas we have rain that it is about to turn into what is expected to be 3-5 inches of snow. Luckily we have had warm temps the past few days, so it shouldn’t be sticking to the roads much! I’m so ready to be done with winter and to get the plants set back in the yard and to get the garden growing…
Canuckguy almost 11 years ago
Bah, stop whining, you Mercans. At least you are not up here in my section in Canada. But then again, we Canucks are hardy creatures and can handle the extra snow and cold we got this year.
toppop52 almost 11 years ago
I understand, 4"- 6" more snow tonight! Go away winter!
Gokie5 almost 11 years ago
A storm named “Wiley” is barreling through the northern US toward New England. Wonder if it was named after our dear “Non Sequitur” Wiley Miller?
Jkiss almost 11 years ago
I’m south of St. Louis and we were at a wonderful 78F 2 days ago. I woke up to freezing rain and snow this morning. In the Midwest, we are used to cold and snow, we just don’t like it very much. Right now if feels like winter is holding spring hostage.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 11 years ago
Now ’tis a light rainBlooms and flowers everywhere
jppjr almost 11 years ago
It’s been so cold…when the temperature gets above 50…it’s a heat wave…..
lindz.coop Premium Member almost 11 years ago
They were singing “Mud, glorious mud” on Prairie Home Companion today — and I agreed — even mud is welcome after this winter. Detroit is 3 inches from breaking the all time record for snowfall at 94+ inches. We’ve had 4 days of 56 degrees, and the snow on our deck is still 2 feet deep.
hippogriff almost 11 years ago
We got 1.61" last night, which slightly exceeded our previous total for the year.
alc7 Premium Member almost 11 years ago
cabalonrye almost 11 years ago
Very true. In the 30 years I’ve been in Paris we had snow five times and it never stayed for more than a day or two. The city is generating too much heat for it which is why we have a pollution alert right now. Joking aside, best wishes for a quick spring melt for all of you still stuck with snow.
mafastore almost 11 years ago
SOUTHERN NJ had a half foot of snow today (3/17) – schools closed. Here on LI, NY we have not had snow again, but there is still plenty about. We have not been able to get all the Xmas lights off the bushes as they are frozen under ice and snow.
The Rolling Cat almost 11 years ago
Whenever we get a lot of snow, I always long for a good soaking rain — provided that the temp is well above freezing, or else everything would be coated in ice, which is far worse than just snow. And that good soaking rain finally came the other night, washing away whatever snow still remained. Not that I’m assuming that we won’t get more snow, after the way we got hammered this winter. But even if we do, at least it’s not apt to stick around long.