[Phoenix8]

Mix of rain and snow expected for this Saturday, April 10. Getting in to the exceptional and bizarre weather territory. Fort Wayne which is a good 250 miles away mostly North has an average last snow date of April 3. I recall even the fierce winter of 1977 (blizzard) had the last snow melted by about April 10.

This is turning out to be a miserable Spring here, for example chilly and raining now.

[Mr. Lucky]

This just weather. If it were going to be warm, that would be proof of global warming.

[alloysteel]

The worst snow storms of the year can come in the month of April. Plenty of moisture in the air, and a good solid Yukon Clipper blast comes out of Canada, and FOOP, down it comes with wind behind, leaving snowdrifts that are impassible.

[ryderann]

It’s coming my way too, in WNC

[goodnesswins]

Same where I am in Oregon...for the whole weekend.

[Georgia Girl 2]

The high here in Atlanta for Saturday is forecast at 47 degrees. I guess we’ll burn up the rest of the wood on the front porch.

[upchuck]

“Possible measurable snow forecast for Saturday in Ky/S Ind”

Maybe I missed something. Where does it say this in the forecast?

[The Louiswu]

The Earth is 4.543 billion years old and every day, all over the planet the weather is different than the day before. Welcome to planet Earth.

[FamiliarFace]

I live in central Indiana west of Indianapolis, and last May (right around Mother’s Day) we had several inches of heavy wet snow. It was so much that it took out a mulberry tree branch that was between 12” and 15” in diameter. Luckily in landed in our yard, instead of our house.

[who knows what evil?]

So?