What's going on Weather wise in your area?

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:2cent , is u Cole up dare, yet?
Tomorrow night the front gets here.
I hope no yeti's.  

I really need to invest in a nice wood stove. Not wood heater.

Some of the Amish built ones I've looked at cost $3000.
They are beautiful and super efficient functionally.

Only in the low 50's today, so no, not so bad yet.  Lots of rain in the forecast for the coming days, but it doesn't turn into sleet or frozen mix until tomorrow night, when it drops to 32.  (Day high = 43. Brrr.)  Monday, the frozen mix continues w/a high of 45, then quits when the thermometer drops to 29.  

Hoo, Lawd!
Cest pas bon pour un vieux Cajun.
That is not good for an old Cajun.

C'est bon pour un jeune Cajun. Bébé fait le temps. Lolol
That is good for a young Cajun. Baby making weather.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:2cent , is u Cole up dare, yet?
Tomorrow night the front gets here.
I hope no yeti's.  

I really need to invest in a nice wood stove. Not wood heater.

Some of the Amish built ones I've looked at cost $3000.
They are beautiful and super efficient functionally.

Only in the low 50's today, so no, not so bad yet.  Lots of rain in the forecast for the coming days, but it doesn't turn into sleet or frozen mix until tomorrow night, when it drops to 32.  (Day high = 43. Brrr.)  Monday, the frozen mix continues w/a high of 45, then quits when the thermometer drops to 29.  

Hoo, Lawd!
Cest  pas bon pour un vieux Cajun.
That is not good for an old Cajun.

C'est bon pour un jeune Cajun.  Bébé fait le temps. Lolol
That is good for a young Cajun. Baby making weather.

It's some crazy weather this early for sure!

As for baby-making weather, as Mama always said, "The rich get richer, and the poor get children." (Poor people didn't have TV's. lol)

Waiting for the cool weather later tonight.

You'd swear it's below freezing the way I'm all covered up on the couch. Lol.
Mon vieux chatte, T-Boy, is keeping me warm.

I gotta get up and do something.
I guess I'll go fold that giant pile of clothes on the bed.

It was near freezing this morning.
It will be in the 80 tomorrow.
Maybe even record highs in the next few days.

Well, we're out of the cold snap.

Now it's seasonal. Forties, day and night...overcast and drizzling.

Really dark outside, with the cloud cover and the low winter sun. Depressing.

It's summer again here. Record heat in the 80s. The nights are cool, though.

I love standard time.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:I love standard time.

But I love saving daylight.

What's gonna happen when we run out of daylight?

FWIW...I'm real close to the time zone line...Mountain versus Pacific. I figure that noon on our clock, is actually 12:30 by the sun. Of course, 50 miles west at the Idaho line, it's 11:30.

Well...we put the Daylight Savings Time idiocy into it...and our solar noon is in fact 1330 on the clock. That really messes up my head...I can't get used to it; I've tried for ten years, now.

Another yucky day. Fog, mist, light rain. No sun. All clouds.
But we sure need it. And a heck of a lot more!

1.3 inches in the rain gauge yesterday. About 1/4 inch the day before.

That's about 4cm or 5cm for Canadians or 40mm for ozzies and zlanders.

I think the real rain is over until maybe next week.