What's the weather where you are?

[Alejo]

Sitting under a historic storm in the NE, first time in history that the entire state of NJ is put under a blizzard warning. Just yesterday the last bits of the last storm had finally melted away and we're getting a lot of brand new snow on the ground.

 

[Puma]

Well, winter is leaving us in central Mexico; the days are slowly feeling warmer. My peach tree is already beginning to bloom. It has the typical small pink flowers. Also the jacarandas (purple/lilac-flowered trees) will soon start to bloom in Mexico City.

The Peach Tree (Valley of Toluca)

The Jacaranda tree in Mexico City (file photo)​

 

[palestine]

Here in Geneva Switzerland it has been raining for almost three weeks non-stop; every day. Only since last two days, do we have the sun back. Lawns were becoming mud battlefields and I have some moss growing on my plants.

EDITED: was thinking about the Inter Tropical Zone shifting North

 

[herondancer]

Also the jacarandas (purple/lilac-flowered trees) will soon start to bloom in Mexico City.

I love jarcarandas. The tree shape is so interesting and the flowers are gorgeous. It was a bummer to find out they won't grow in zone 7.

 

[Puma]

I love jarcarandas. The tree shape is so interesting and the flowers are gorgeous. It was a bummer to find out they won't grow in zone 7.

The jacaranda trees that adorn Mexico City originally come from South America (mainly Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina). They were introduced and planted en masse in the capital in the 1920s by Japanese gardener and immigrant Tatsugoro Matsumoto, who suggested their use as an alternative to Japanese cherry trees, as Mexico's temperate climate was perfect for them.

And it was a complete success: the jacaranda trees adapted to the temperate climate and soil of Mexico City, allowing them to spread along avenues such as Reforma and Insurgentes.

 

[Ruth]

Ah, Sydney weather - which occassionally can be worse than Melbourne weather - not normally, but occassionally - especially in Summer when it rains a lot!

 

[Ca.]

Current Weather From Two Sides of the Ocean

France and the Mountain Weather in the Pyrenees



Europe


Reno Weather

 

[jess]

The weather has been a bit extreme here lately, last week it rained every day, almost all day long, and there were even flood warnings in my area, southwestern Warren County, OH., —fortunately, not in my neighborhood.
And starting at least last Thursday, there was a high-wind warning in my area, although it affected the entire state, winds similar to those of a Category 1 hurricane; some areas lost power, but fortunately not in my neighborhood.
Yesterday, the temperature dropped from 20°C at night to 2°C now, with a chance of snow showers this afternoon.

 

[Ca.]

Today, Wednesday, April 1st

Météo Pyrénées | Mérens-lès-Vals

Météo Pyrénées, Mérens-lès-Vals. 367,205 likes · 46,943 talking about this · 20 were here. Actualité météo, prévision, enneigement, avalanche, infos vent et risque orageux dans les Pyrénées

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On Wednesday, there is a high risk of avalanches, accompanied by heavy snowfall across the eastern Pyrenees. Fresh snow accumulations could exceed 50 cm above 1,800 meters.The Mistral and Tramontane winds are subsiding but remain strong, with gusts reaching 80 km/h. meteofrance.com/actualites-e...clement__rosay (Alps)

Overcast weather, with heavier rainfall in the Pyrenees.
Across much of western France, the weather is gloomy. From the English Channel and Hauts-de-France to the Pyrenees, cloud cover remains dense from morning to evening, with a few showers from Brittany and Lower

Normandy to the Pays de la Loire, and more frequent and sometimes heavy rain elsewhere.

In the Pyrenees, precipitation will intensify and accumulate throughout the day, with significant snowfall above 1200m, and even 1400m in the west during the afternoon.

Significant accumulations are expected, particularly in Ariège. From the Grand Est to Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and Rhône-Alpes, the sky is also very cloudy in the morning, but precipitation is infrequent and light, with some snow above 600 to 700m.

Showers remain possible in the afternoon, turning to snow above 700 to 800 meters, but the clouds will break up, giving way to increasingly sunny spells as the day progresses.

In the Mediterranean regions, the weather will remain dry and sunny from Languedoc to Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA), more mixed elsewhere, but the north to northwest wind will remain quite strong, with gusts of up to 80 to 90 km/h for the Mistral and Tramontane winds.

In Corsica, after a sunny morning, showers will develop during the afternoon, and overcast and rainy conditions will set in during the evening. As for temperatures, minimums will range from 0 to +4 degrees Celsius, locally as low as -1 degree Celsius from the Grand Est region to Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, northern Occitanie, and eastern PACA, and from 3 to 8 degrees Celsius elsewhere, locally reaching 8 to 10 degrees Celsius near the Mediterranean coast. Maximum temperatures will range from 9 to 14 degrees across a large northeastern quarter up to the Massif Central and the Alps, from 12 to 17 degrees elsewhere, locally reaching 18 degrees near the Mediterranean.

WEATHER WARNING FRANCE 65000 Prefecture
Avalanches
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[Puma]

It seems that spring has decided to skip over much of Mexico. The rainy season in Mexico, which officially begins in May, has arrived early, and low temperatures continue to be recorded. The Popocatepetl and Nevado de Toluca volcanoes are now covered in snow. According to "Meteorología México", this phenomenon is due to the arrival of a cold vortex.
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Snow in the Middle of Spring

Due to recent weather conditions, snowfall has been reported in the #Popocatepetl and Paso de Cortés areas, treating us to an incredible sight this Tuesday, March 31.
#Morelos​

https://twitter.com/x/status/2039013297580659164

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