Fucking snow.

I hate snow.

We were told 1-3" the other day, maybe less. We got fucking 6".

NO road work was done.

NONE.

Not even the highways, neither by state nor county.

And people wonder why I bought a 4wd truck...

'P' Hawaii, no snow, 75 deg year round, lots of things to take pictures of.

River

Yeah, that'd be great, seeing as how I'm terrified of large bodies of water AND hate to travel.

LOL go to Google earth, zoom out and look at Hawaii, there is a whole lot of water around it.

but

Look at the bright side, you would be living on the tallest mountain in the world, if you measure if from the ocean floor.

River

Today felt warm although they say it only peaked at 65F

My guess; the warmer feeling was due to some moisture in the air.

Tomorrow is the beginning of the next, hot and drier episode scheduled for a couple of days holding out,

the 10% chance of rain next Thursday. Hell, it hasn't rained even with a 90% or 100% prediction.

I better add some imported water to my yards before the in drier events coming up.

I hear with wind chill it is -50F by the Twin Cities.

Cold but hardly a blizzard like the Yankee coast.

Moi

has plenty of water,

it is stored in

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2014 6:04 am 'P' Hawaii, no snow, 75 deg year round, lots of things to take pictures of.

River

Like Mt. Kilamanjaro in Africa, Mauna Loa is high enough that it will occasionally get snow on the summit. The Costco is in Hilo.

The snow on the summit is a place to go play in ski and boarding and stuff, then back to the coast and go swimming.

In the Twin Cities the temp is dropping, it was 35 this morning at 4AM but now it about 1 and will drop to about -30 or so with wind chills up to -65 then by Thursday it will move back up to a balmy 35 - that is a 70 deg flip and its all cold.

Hawaii,

Maui is practically desert on one side, and tropical rain forest on the other...

Legend has it that there once was an Island that had a mountain so high, that you could go from summer to winter by just climbing the mountain.

That would be the big island of Hawaii, the east side is a desert with two large mountains between it and the north west side of the island which is a rain forest. We are moving to the southern part of the island, Pahoa Hi. I can't wait to go to the black beach, I will be sending sand.

River

Kilimanjaro in Africa used to have a snowcap so you could frolic in snow at the top and come down to the African Jungle at the base.