moi621 (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 25, 2015 6:03 pm The distant mountains are covered with snow.
The ski people must be happy.
The highest peak locally is sometimes "dusted" as a foothill but, not this storm.
About a third of an inch total H2O for this storm on Moi and his garden.
And it came down over a nice period of time making a real, sod soaker.
Watch for mud slides coming to steep neighborhoods soon.
Remember: Every Silver Lining has a Dark Cloud.
Today the sky is clear and a fresh breeze blows steadily. Sometimes more, sometimes less.
The Garden Grows and some fruit trees show signs of waking up with bark changing from dusky gray to rubric
and buds becoming plumper and more noticeable on a branch.
It is a very wonderful Season. <so far>
Moi
Hey RiverLava,
Do YOU remember "Seasons"?
Yes moi, I do remember seasons, we have four seasons here too, we have Winter where it get down to the mid 70's at night, Spring were it gets down to the mid 70's at night and Summer where it gets down to the mid 70's at night and Fall where it gets down to the mid 70's at night. Of course the day time temperature is totally different through the seasons. Winter is Low 80's during the day, Spring Low to mid 80's during the day, Summer mid 80's during the day, and Fall where it will get up to the mid 80's during the day. Now are you not glad I cleared that up?
As for the Lava from Pu'u 'Ō'ō it decided to start over and do it again. Remember the last time is started it took 30 years before it stopped and started over in a different direction. We here in Puna don't pay much attention to it but will again when its 100 yards from the road, now that its back to 10 plus miles, who cares?
As for what kind of a day were having read Moi's post, that's what its like every day. Perfect except we are one of two states that did not get any snow in Feb. Oh drat I am so disappointed.
River