I know I’ve probably done this at some point in the past, but I wanted to repeat it since I know I’ve had a good number of new readers come on board in recent years.
And just what is the “this” that I’m talking about?
Well, it’s a Smithellaneous Roll Call; a request from Mrs. Smithellaneous for you to take 30 seconds to leave a comment with what state you’re from. I’m curious to know how close I am to having readers from all fifty states.
If you want to add your city, that would be fun, too. And if you want to go all out and include what the temperature is today where you live? That would be marvelous. (Other countries are also welcome to jump in.)
And speaking of other countries, I was digging through my blog stats a couple of days ago and came across my roll call of countries. (These are my page views since January 1, 2015.) It’s so cool to see all those interesting places pop up!
I know this has been a challenging winter for many—cold temps and way too much of the white stuff.
Manteo hasn’t escaped the bitter blast. Last week, the sound froze over for only the second time in over fifty-five years.
I took this picture last summer . . .
and these pictures last week.
The beach is actually quite beautiful when sand is replaced with snow.
blog.outerbanksvacations.com
Here’s wishing you all some hot chocolate (with marshmallows) to help ease the freeze a tad. And here’s a photo to make you smile as you sip.
I’m a periodic reader from New Hampshire! 🙂
Nancy,
Hooray for New Hampshire-ers!
Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Angie,
Hooray from New Mexico! Thanks for signing in.
Hi Becky! I’m from Oklahoma City, OK. I have been following Sarah’s journey for several years but have never commented! Love your family and your writing!
Paige
Paige,
Thanks so much for letting me know I have an OK reader. Yay!!
I’m Rebecca from Lille in the north of France (just next to Belgium). It was about 45°F today. I’ve also read your blog from England and Finland!
Rebecca,
You are definitely a multi-country woman. I’m just a little jealous! 🙂
Cold and dreary franklin Massachusetts! Hopeful that spring will find its way here soon !
Judi,
Sending sunny thoughts your way.
Sunny Scottsdale, Arizona
Anonymous,
Hooray for sunny-ness! 🙂
(NOTE: This is appearing under my name because I’m re-posting this from an email Jane sent me. –Becky)
Delaware, checking in! A very balmy, sun shiny 40ish degrees today in Newark, DE after a ice storm yesterday. Big melt down but tomorrow more ice and snow! Delaware Native who loves our crazy weather. Jane.
Ellicott City, Maryland – right between downtown Baltimore and Washington DC.
Cece,
Sounds like a busy place to be between those two huge cities!! I bet you’re really good at parallel parking. 🙂
Pickens, SC
Bismarck North Dakota
Does being a snow bird in Apache Junction, Arizona count?!!
Anonymous,
You bet! 🙂
I have checked in from Phoenix, AZ and Louisville, KY while on vacation as well as Dallas, TX and Chicago, IL and Baton Rouge, LA.
Ann,
You sure do get around!
If you’d like to count it, you can add Helena, Montana to your list. I grew up there, and it will always be home. Even though I live in Washington now, I’m sure at some point I’ve read your blog while visiting Mt! I always enjoy reading your entries. The love your family shares is magical!
Kate,
Will definitely count it.
And thanks for your words about the love in our family–we are truly blessed.
Avondale, AZ here! (originally from Augusta, Ga.)
Kingston, Rhode Island. We are very tired of snow here!
Greenville, SC
Hello…I live in Grand Forks, ND. The weather is balmy right now at 25 degrees!! =)
Krista,
Just think–it’s March! And that means it’s almost spring!
Spring Arbor, MI
Fargo, ND
I’m from upstate, SC. SOUTH CAROLINA!!!
I’ve been reading the blog for many many years, back before Nathan graduated high school! I am a lurker though, I rarely comment.
Lysa,
Always ever so happy to see a lurker comment. 🙂 Thank you!
And thanks for representing SC.
West Fargo, ND. We actually will hit 20 degrees today but with a nice south wind at 25-35 miles per hour. So it will still feel cold. Oh and we hardly have had any snow all year. Can still see grass. NC has probably had more snow/cold days than us since we are at zero! We don’t close for cold. It can be 50 below and school is still on here!
Rachel,
It’s hard to believe ND didn’t get much snow! Of course, the cold is just as much as hardship. Even though I grew up in WI, school at 50 below zero is amazing. Y’all are some tough folks! 🙂
We are in Hasting MI-near Grand Rapids
Kay Daniels – Kill Devil Hills NC – 46 degrees; wet, damp & overcast. Spring is just around the corner !
Kay,
Don’t you just LOVE the word, spring? And it is so beautiful here on the OBX.
Worth IL a southwest suburb of Chicago.
Kingsport, TN upper East Tennessee close to the Virginia border
Ann Arbor, MI
Deadwood, SD
York, SC
I just spent a few moments entertaining myself by listing the entries in Excel… assuming I didn’t make any mistakes (ha!) you have readers from 34 states and 4 countries who have signed in thus far. The states you’re missing are: Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Hawai’i, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, and Wyoming.
Maybe if you call them out you’ll get a few new lurkers to come out of the woodwork and represent their states!
Kristina–you’re an angel! I was going to try and find time to do that this weekend and never got to it. Thank you. I will definitely put out a call for those missing states. 🙂
Becky, I lave read your post both in HA and SC, so you are two states closer. I bet that doesn’t surprise you in the least.
Chandler, AZ
I couldn’t leave a post for some reason, but I could reply!
Anonymous,
Reply away! 🙂 I’m glad at least THAT worked for you.
No problem 🙂 . It worked out well, actually… it wasn’t quite bedtime but it was too late to start any major task. So a bit of data compilation was just the right amount of interesting-ness to take up the half-hour before bed.
Fairbanks, AK… and the weather has been ridiculous this winter! Warmer than it is supposed to be (in fact warmer at times than much of the East Coast), which results in icy road conditions that we are not equipped to handle. The Dept of Transportation here doesn’t use salt on the roads, first because there’s snow so much of the year that it would be terrible for automobiles, and second because it is often so cold that the salt would do more harm than good. However maybe we should keep some on-hand for the really lousy times when it gets above freezing and all of the roads freeze to literal ice-rinks.
I got stuck on the way home last weekend… trying to get up a hill, and my vehicle just started spinning, and then rolling backwards. When I opened the door to step out of the vehicle, I just skated right down the hill. Absolutely zero traction. I’d have been better off with ice skates!
Kristina,
Yikes. Skating down a hill without ice skates? Sounds treacherous . . . and maybe just a little fun. 🙂 Although I must say, having a vehicle “skate” backwards down a hill would NOT be a good thing.
I had never though of Alaska being a state that didn’t use salt but your explanation made sense. Learn something every day!
Wet and cold in Chesterfield, Virginia
The Oregon Coast ! Coos Bay / North Bend
Janet,
I’ve heard the Oregon Coast is GORGEOUS. My camera and I would love to pay a visit!
Brookings SD – 24 degrees and sunny!
Near Tyler, Texas 42′ with fine misting showers. Would love to see the sun.
Richmond, California — across the bay from San Francisco. Highs in the 60s. We keep hoping for rain today, but so far nothing but big puffy clouds.
Judy,
Across the bay from San Francisco sounds like a lovely place to live!
Enterprise, AL..52 and overcast today. Supposed to be in the upper 70’s in a few days.
Richmond, Virginia and it was cold yesterday and will be cold today I think it’s 18 out right now!
Rebecca from Lille in the north of France (just next t Belgium). It’s about 40°F and sunny.
St. Louis Park, MN – just outside Minneapolis. When I left for work this morning it was -1. Brrrrrr.
Becky,
As usual your photos are just beautifu!l No big surprise that I am from Pittsburgh PA. We have been having below 0 temps, and arre looking forward to a high of freezing before getting more snow, sleet and ice! It’s been a loooong winter here with lots of record breaking low temps.
Stay warm!
Linda in Pittsburgh
Thank you, Linda, for the photo compliments! 🙂 I’m thankful it’s the first of March today which means that spring is one day closer. Woo-hoo!
Near Colorado Springs CO here. It was -1 this morning but has warmed up to 13 above!
Burnsville, NC, in the mountains. It’s 38 degrees and sunny on this beautiful Friday afternoon. I am a teacher, and we’ve had one day of school in the last two weeks.
Karo,
ONE day of school in two weeks? Incredible!
Yep! We are very rural, with lots of twisty, curvy roads. Many of the side roads are shady, and one of the worst side roads to be on in winter weather is called Seven-Mile Ridge–literally up the side of a mountain. So, even if the roads are decent in town, many students live up in hollows (“hollers”) or in higher elevations and can’t safely ride the buses to school. There are just too many side roads for the DOT to keep them all clear during winter storms. Right now, our students won’t get out of school for the summer until June 12, due to all the snow days.
Silverdale, WA – Rainy with a high of 51.
Green Bay, WI and its 14 degrees here today.
Reno, Nevada. 50 degrees right now, but the wind, rain and snow is on its way.
Angela
I guess I hadn’t pictures Reno getting snow. I’ll be it’s beautiful!
Forest Hills, NY 23F
Juneau Wisconsin, +1 this morning, supposed to go into a heat wave with +20 this afternoon! woohoo!
Peggy,
Try not to sweat to much in those 20 degrees! 🙂
Charlotte, NC; 39 degrees (2-27-15 at 10:30 a.m.) … but it is sunshining! Daylight savings time is next Saturday, so spring can’t be too far away 🙂
Karen,
Love the word “sushining.”
Snow Camp, NC
Hamilton, NJ and 22 degrees. Pretty warm today!!
Poughkeepsie, NY area – Negative 3 this morning. 🙂
Atlanta, GA – currently 31 with no snow in sight, even though schools were closed for 2 snow days!
Vicki,
I always feel sorry for the poor people who have to make those decisions about closing schools. Glad it’s not my job–trying to second guess the weather! 🙂
Hi Becky. Fort Collins Colorado. 3 degrees. Been following your blogging since Caring Bridge days. We met a stranger while on vacation who asked us to pray for Sarah. You are an inspiring writer. Our daughter is moving to NC in May ( husband in Army). I am excited to come visit your state. Love you pictures!
Susie,
Thanks for leaving a comment! I am always interested to hear about how people even found this blog and it’s fascinating that you met a stranger on vacation who asked you to pray for Sarah! Amazing.
So glad you have a good reason to visit NC. You will LOVE it.
P.s. Thanks for your encouraging words about my writing and photography; you encouraged me!
Good Morning! Its only -11 below here in Hines MN this morning. I regular old heatwave after having -25, -41 was my coldest morning, then add on wind chill, its enough to freeze your nose hairs the minute you stick your head out the door…ha!
Wendy,
Yes, I can well imagine my own personal nose hairs freezing at those temps. My hat is off to you and all of your fellow Minnesotans.
Canada here and it’s -6F at the moment, “feels like” temp is -19F. I’m so done with the cold!!
Sarabeth, Huntington, WV its 14
Avon, Connecticut. It’s 9 degrees this morning which is better than the minus 9 degrees we had earlier this week.
California girl here! We’ve actually been a little chilly and rainy this week – it’s only supposed to go to 66* tomorrow. We’re also expecting rain from Saturday to Tuesday. However, we are glad for the rain because the state is still very much in a drought, and every bit helps.
Living in Southern California, we’re spoiled. We really do think that weather in the 60s is cold, because normally we’re warmer than that. We’re acclimated to warm weather all the time. You will see people walking around in parkas and boots when it’s in the low 60s, or, perish the thought, high 50s, which might seem absurd anywhere else. We do know that compared to the weather than most of the country is getting, we’re very, VERY blessed.
Denise,
It is so true that i just depends on what you’re used to, temp-wise. When I grew up in Wisconsin, people would call 5 below “brisk.” It’s interesting in CA that 66 is chilly. Love hearing all these different perspectives from different places.
Zebulon NC! Oh probably in the 20s. Almost 3am. USA!!
Babette checking in from Germany. It’s 41 ° F and rainy here. Have a great day!
Always nice to hear from you, Babette. I love knowing that someone in Germany is part of the Smithellaneous family.
Fred & Lucy checking in from Virginia Beach, VA. It’s 29 degrees at 11:30pm. It snowed from about midnight last night until early this afternoon. Currently about 4″ of snow on the ground, with an icy coating forming on top. 😉
Fred,
Sounds like good staying inside weather!
Becky, I live in Midland, Texas. We are half way between El Paso and Dallas. It’s supposed to be 23 for a low tonight and our high is to be 30 tomorrow. By Sunday it’s expected to be 73. Our weather is a little crazy here this winter. We’ve had some warm temps and our trees have started to bud out. Very little snow this year, but had a bad ice storm that was the worst in 40 years that we have lived here. Everybody had broken limbs. I’ve followed your blog for many years and enjoy your pictures and following your family.
Rix,
From 23 to 73? That really is crazy! Although I’m sure after those low temps, you are more than happy to see some spring-ish weather arriving. I always love it when buds start showing up on the trees.
Thanks for following the blog for all these years and thank you for leaving a comment. Happy (almost) spring time to you!
I currently live in Mesquite, Texas (Dallas suburb) where it is currently 33 degrees. My hometown is Rainelle, WV which this past weekend had the dubious distinction of topping NOAA’s list of the most snowfall in a 24-hour period with 24 inches officially recorded. I saw friends post pictures of up to 30 inches. Your pictures of the sound frozen over are absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you for braving the cold to get them!
Sue Ellen
24 inches in 24 hours? If I didn’t have to go outside in it, it would be absolutely amazing to watch it fall. I just feel bad for those folks dealing with the aftermath. Unbelievable.
Glad you enjoyed the sound pictures. It was a little bit cold but I couldn’t let such a momentous occasion pass without recording it! (Especially since I love taking pictures at that bridge in all seasons.)
Hoffman Estates, Il here and it’s a lovely -3 at the moment with the weather man claiming it’s only going to get colder over night.
Sarah
I’m sure those weathermen in the cold states are getting tired of being the bearer of bad news. Spring is coming!!
Hokah Mn15 below
Tallahassee, Florida. 47 degrees, we seem to be warming up!
Jill,
I hadn’t realized FL had been that cold!
We were in the 20’s a week ago. 24 a couple days. North FL gets pretty cold.
Illinois!
Today it’s 8 degrees (tonight’s low will be below zero) & last week it was -12 & “it felt like” -50 w/ the darn windchill!
More snow last night/early this am but not too much—about 4 inches!
Sure can’t wait till Spring!
Farmington, MO-about an hour south of St. Louis. Been following the Smith family journey for years. The wind chills here are way below zimro this week with more of the white stuff than we could possibly want. Well, maybe that more than I could possibly want!! Never liked snow, not even as a kid!
Linda,
You’re one of the few people I’ve ever heard of who didn’t like snow as a kid! 🙂
Wake Forest, NC…..6 inches of snow on the ground this morning, 38 degrees and lost power for 14 hours!!!
Dale,
Fourteen hours!! Oh my. That is NO fun, especially when it’s so cold and you don’t have heat. I hope your heat is back on and you are staying cozy!
St. Louis, MO – although I’m responsible for a few of the hits from the UK last month. 🙂
Stefanie,
Well, thanks for traveling all the way to the UK so I could have a few more hits from there. 🙂 I’m quite jealous that you got to go!
I grew up in southern Virginia, most recently lived in upstate New York (where last year we had several weeks of minus teens Fahrenheit), and now reside in Germany. And where I live, it has barely dropped below freezing all winter. I have slept most nights this winter (down to around 30 F) with a thick duvet and an open window. And I’ve been thoroughly disappointed. 😉
EL,
I can’t quite imagine sleeping with an open window in 30 degree weather! And can’t imagine anyone being disappointed it’s not colder! Yikes! I’ll be in bed with my heated mattress cranked all the way up. 🙂
Florham Park NJ! But I have read your blog also living in Florida and Missouri! 🙂
Hey Gina, I grew up in Caldwell, NJ and lived in Madison for a few years nothing like Jersey girls!!
Gina,
Well, you really get around, don’t you? 🙂 Thanks for reading in all those places!
Sioux Falls, SD where today it is 5 degrees
Sebring, FL here; it’s been gorgeous, sunny, and in the 80’s the last few days, but today is overcast and only about 67 degrees. Forecast says we’ll be back in the 80’s by the weekend though!
I’m in Silver Spring, MD, which is just outside of Washington, DC. We made it to 32 degrees today. Heat wave!
Jen,
We actually did several concerts in Silver Spring back during our road years. I always loved going to that area of the country. Enjoy your heat wave!
The great state of Mississippi and the lovely city of Ridgeland. It is currently 42 outside and the sun is FINALLY shining. It rained ALL day yesterday and I’m not exaggerating one teeny tiny bit!
Elizabeth,
Enjoy that sunshine!
Orofino, ID – I think it’s around 45-50 here today.
I live in Wisconsin and it’s been cold here, I am so sick of it.
Vancouver, WA…balmy 56, we have had an extremely warm February, the ski resorts are having a really rough year.
Sherri,
I can only imagine the resorts are struggling. Fity six is really warm!!
Las Vegas Nevada – Beautiful day today(mid 60’s) but we had snow on Monday! I have been following you for several years – love your blog
Lynne,
Thanks for following along with our story. Didn’t know I had a Las Vegas reader! 🙂
Roanoke Rapids, NC and we have over 5 inches of snow and still snowing and 34 degrees.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina – we had about five inches of snow last night and it is 37 degrees now with a real feel of 50!!
Ledyard, CT – light snow and now some weak sun…I gave up looking at the temps! It’s winter…it’s cold…it’s beautiful and simultaneously inconvenient…it’s New England! I just bundle up and head out to work! March is arriving and will most likely bring a “last hurrah” from Winter and I can then begin to put my thermals away! Now that is something to look forward to! lol
I find your pictures of the winter beach and sound stunning!
HaHa – I just have to add that I work in a little town called Paris (Ontario) so I looked up weather in Paris, France and it is 11c or your 51 but raining. I would take that right now over the last month of freezing. I guess I will just dream. 🙂
Woodstock, Ontario, Canada where it is currently a balmy -11c (12.2f) with windchill making it feel like -18 (-0.4f). That being said tomorrow they are calling for -21 (-5.8 f) and then with windchill making it feel like -29 (-20 f). Weekend looks good she says with tongue in cheek….Sat -6 (21 f) and Sunday downright summer at -3 (26.6 f) but with the summer weather comes………MORE SNOW ON SUNDAY. Ugh….I need to move South. 🙂
Mel,
Yep. You do need to move. The Outer Banks should be first on your list of options.
Belle Vernon, PA (25 mi. southeast of Pittsburgh) 28 degrees with snow showers. So tired of winter…
Martha,
Steve’s parents are from Slippery Rock/Grove City. I think that’s sort of near where you are! Gorgeous scenery there.
Bartlett, IL 12 degrees and 6 inches of snow today!
Sandwich, MA ..27 degrees and snowing to beat the band…again. About 2 feet of snow on the ground from the past month.
Oskaloosa, Iowa 6 degrees, just got 4 inches of snow last night. Oh factor in the wind chill it is below 0! Stay warm my friend!
West Chester, PA. 19 degrees!
St. Louis, MO – 23 degrees feels like 10.
Eastern North Carolina, slush on the ground
Annapolis, Maryland 🙂
Jenn,
I’ve always thought it would be fun to visit Annapolis. You’ll have to enjoy it for me!
Chattanooga, TN, 30 degrees and 8 inches of snow! So much fun!
Julian NC and we have 6.5 inches of snow and it is 31 degrees! Waiting on spring time!
Toledo, Ohio -12 degrees here. The sun paid us a brief visit after a morning of light snow showers. Looking forward to Spring!
Federal Way, WA where it is 46 degrees and foggy (looks like I am the first Washingtonian to post!). Please don’t hate us for the mild winter that we have had this year….
Nicole,
Hooray! A Washingtonian! And yes, 46 degrees is a mild winter, for sure.
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Minus 18 right now but at least its sunny and not snowing today.
Wow you really have a lot of visitors from all sorts of interesting places. Congratulations on the success of your blog, you are a wonderful writer and I am thankful to be part of the smithellaneous community.
Jenna,
🙂
Mansfield TX between Dallas and Fort Worth
32 and snow flurries
Manhattan, Kansas It is 13 degrees at 11:00 AM. Our Real Feel Temp. is -2 degrees. Brrrrrrrrrr!!!
Savage, MN (last name of the man who owned Dan Patch, a harness racer). When I got up this a.m. it was about 3 degrees. Not a lot of snow on the ground.
Sharyn,
Always nice to know the history behind a town’s name. I like info like that!
Sangerville Me (roughly 45 min from Bangor, ME) Was 2 this morning when I dropped my kids off at school which was the first time in a looooong time it was not a negative number– feels a bit like a heat wave!
JLB,
It’s been a long time since I’ve been in any weather in the negative numbers. I was beyond cold when it got down to twelve degrees here last week–the negatives would have done me in! (And I’m a Wisconsin girl, too. You’d think I’d be tougher than that!)
Athens, Georgia and currently 39 degrees. I am so ready for summer.
The Dane who has changed her name, (Trine). Copenhagen. Sunny it was. 8 C.
…. 😀
And i miss posts about Sarah and college 🙂
Hi Katrina–great to hear from you!
I told Sarah at dinner tonight that she needed to do something exciting at college so I could take a picture and write about it. She couldn’t really think of anything to do. 🙂
Dale City, Virginia 30 degrees and we had about 3 inches of beautiful stick snow last night and this morning.
Oh, and the temp here in West Lafayette (Purdue) is 18 degrees. That’s a lot nicer than the single degree temps we were having last week. 🙂
West Lafayette, IN. Though some of your Jordan hits may be from me too, as I was in Sweliah / Safut (part of / just outside of ‘Amman) for the first part of February. 🙂
By the way. Blacksburg, Va. I was born and raised there. My parents all did their careers at Va Tech. 🙂
Brooke,
How cool that you got to go to Jordan! It’s fun to think of Smithellaneous being read there.
Carmel, Indiana. 13. Feels like -2. But I’m in Orlando at a John Maxwell Certification Training Event where it is 68 and cloudy! I will take it!
Buff
Buff,
How exciting to be at a John Maxwell event. I’m jealous!
Portland, OR…46 degrees F at 8 a.m., going to mid-50s. We’ve had 50s and 60s the whole time the east has been hit with snow storm after snow storm. I lived most of my adult life just north of Buffalo, NY, and I’ve been feeling a bit of “survivor guilt” every time I go out without needed a winter jacket!
Jan,
I can only imagine how weird it must feel to be in (relatively) warm weather after making it through so many Buffalo winters. Don’t feel guilty–enjoy!! 🙂
Hey Becky I am a long time reader from Springfield Missouri you sent me one of Sarah’s graduation
Twin Cities, MN -8 degrees today, sun is shining and not so much wind so we are surviving. This weather isn’t good for the new baby eagles that are being born, unfortunately. Stay warm everyone.
Liz,
Oh, that is sad to think about cold baby eagles; I hope they survive. Such a grand and majestic bird.
North Edison, NJ. 27 degrees and cloudy.
Boston 20 degrees and light snow. Crazy winter up here!
Janet
St. Louis, MO
Overcast; light snow; 24 degrees
Martinsville, VA
NE PA…. right now it’s snowing and is 18 degrees! LOVE the photos. How beautiful.
Lots of love to all of you! HUGS. Blessings always.
Shawano, WI 5 feels like 5 below. February’s last hurrah 🙂
Orchard IA -2 degrees real feel -20 and 4 inches new snow Wednesday Thursday the sun is shining may get to a balmy 6 degrees
St. Louis, MO 22 degrees and light snow.
We’ve been lucky w/the snowfall this winter… so, I shouldn’t complain, but the COLD is soooo painful. Monday, when going in to school, I dropped my cane, and couldn’t get the door open, and UGH…. sat with a heating pad for 5 hours to thaw out.
Becky, if you read this today, please pray for my Godddaughter Betsy, who is scheduled
for a 3pm C-section, to have a safe and happy outcome delivery.
Mrs. Pam,
I did see your comment this morning and said a prayer. How did things go for mama and baby?
Locust Grove, GA (suburb 40 miles South of Atlanta) – 34 degrees this morning
Ashburn, VA. 29 degrees
St. Cloud, MN -9
Philadelphia ,PA 24deg. Snow Flurries 🙂
Sonoma, CA about an hour away from San Francisco. It was 40 degrees when I got up this morning, with an expected high of 71. I would rather see rain, I am very tired of the drought and worry about my yard.
Hamilton, ON CANADA / -15 Degrees Celcius
North Branch, MN (50 mile north of St. Paul). Currently -6.
Cut Off, LA — about 90 minutes southwest of New Orleans. It’s in the 30’s here this morning! We are not used to this weather 🙁
Ingrien,
Nathan is in New Orleans this week on a work trip. He’s not used to that cold weather either!
Mankato, MN
It is -9 but the sun is shining 🙂
Memphis, TN – 31 degrees this morning
Lincoln, Nebraska and it is a balmy -2, feels like -19 degrees this morning (extra info: Sarah and I share the same Birthday, however I’m a little ahead of her in years 😉 )
Arlington, VA–just outside Washington, DC. 30 degrees, 4+ inches of snow and counting!
Clayton, NC- 34 and snow!
Landenberg, PA 32°, may started snowing… Hugs to you!
Hastings, Nebraska 3 tropical degrees this morning. The wind chill is -16. Brrrrrr!!!!!
Binghamton, NY it is 9 degrees with a wind chill – feels like balmy 0 degrees
Glenview, IL Suburb of Chicago 15 degrees this morning, 0 windchill and snowing. It doesn’t feel that bad considering we had windchills of -30 last week!
Dalton, GA
32 degrees and 6 inches of snow!
Baltimore, Maryland: 27 degrees
Denver, CO – 9 degrees
Owatonna, MN (1 hour south of the Twin Cities) and it is an invigorating minus 9.
Brandon, South Dakota! Where it is a warm -9 this morning (with a wind chill of -26), looking for a high of 5 today! Been a “quiet” follower of yours for 10+ years! 🙂 Have a wonderful day, Becky!
Amanda,
I love it when “quiet followers” leave a comment. Thank you! 🙂
(And stay warm. Minus 26 wind chill is unbelievable.)
Blacksburg, VA
Scott City, MO – about 2 hours south of St Louis