Dang John, rub it in.......LOL. Well I guess next week we're down to single digit temps at night again.

Thats for you sending us snow a while back ,but we definitely have spring fever .

Cleaned up yard debris and mowed the lawn, Oh I mean moss. Little cool, but the sun was out.

Another fun day working in the rain up by Seattle today. I was soaked by the time I got to my Hotel. Even rain gear didn't help today.

I have been dealing with trying to get rid of the ice left by the snow melting last week when we had a couple days in the high 30's. Now we have the next week of temps that will all be below 20 degrees. Don't expect to see 20+ degrees until next Tuesday.

And now we have spotty snow showers. Would someone please let Mother Nature that we have suffered enough.

Rain is back, tomorrow mid 60s and more rain. It was high 70s and low 80s Monday and Tuesday.

Its 33 degrees here and getting colder ,wind was cold all day today .

Seattle had 19 straight days of rain as of last monday. The last 2 days have finally been nice and almost 60 today. Going to be in the 40's by the weekend up here. I'm headed back down to Oregon on Friday but looks like rain over the weekend.

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"This Is the City Hardest Hit By the Awful Winter
By David Winograd @davidwinogradFeb. 25, 2014"

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"This winter has been among the worst in years for many parts of the U.S., but a new weather index finds that it’s been especially bad for one city in particular.

On a relative basis, Detroit is experiencing the most extreme weather of any city in the country, the Associated Press reported Tuesday. That report was based on an index created by National Weather Service meteorologist Barbara Mayes Boustead.

Boustead’s analysis, based on cold temperatures and snowfall, found that Detroit is in the middle of its harshest winter since 1950. Detroit has had 6.5 feet of snow so far this winter and 100 days of below-freezing temperatures.

New York, Milwaukee and Duluth, Minn. also topped Boustead’s extreme weather index—those cities are experience their fourth worst winters—while Minneapolis-St. Paul, Louisville and Cheyenne, Wyo. are experiencing winters that rank in their respective top 10 worst.

Much of Detroit’s extreme weather this winter can be attributed to geography and bad luck, the index’s co-creater Steve Hilberg explained, as a change in the jet stream has directed arctic winter air towards the city."

[Associated Press]

Read more: Detroit Is Having Its Worst Winter in Years | TIME.com http://nation.time.com/2014/02/25/de...#ixzz2uU9Ams3Y

We hit 61 today, but it poured most of the day. Looking like around 60 the rest of the week, but the rain is going to be here also. Mountain snow is going to start to melt so the rivers are going to rise even more then they are already.