I dried off the beagle. It is raining mooses and squirrels - that's heavier than cats and dogs. It started a few hours ago. I blame Paolo. He sent it here to share

It rained!

Over hours of on and off rain, I believe I got about half an inch.

This is better than El Ninozilla.

About every 7 - 10 days we seem to have the weather set up for a rain event.

A more normal Southern California late Autumn - Winter; if anything about California were normal.

Moi

It Rained

About a quarter of an inch over several hours.

Not a gully washer but, better than nothin'

Big gray and black clouds are above me. Beautiful.

Moi

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Nov 27, 2016 5:58 pm It Rained

About a quarter of an inch over several hours.

Not a gully washer but, better than nothin'

Big gray and black clouds are above me. Beautiful.

Moi

Got Weather?

It rained a few more brief times during the above storm then all became dry.

A major wind storm a few days ago knocked off 2 shingles from the edge of my roof.

Although it could have been a, squirrel's mischief.

Dry these days although moisture now appears off the coast. No rain foreseen.

Autumn goes on and it is in the high forties at night. <bbrrr> so cold.

Moi

moi621 (imported) wrote: Mon Dec 05, 2016 3:23 pm Got Weather?

It rained a few more brief times during the above storm then all became dry.

A major wind storm a few days ago knocked off 2 shingles from the edge of my roof.

Although it could have been a, squirrel's mischief.

Dry these days although moisture now appears off the coast. No rain foreseen.

Autumn goes on and it is in the high forties at night. <bbrrr> so cold.

Moi

40s aint cold. that's mild. mid 40s here tomorrow - melt todays snow. then next day high of 20. starting to feel a bit like it might get cold for a bit.

kristoff wrote: Mon Dec 05, 2016 4:53 pm 40s aint cold. that's mild. mid 40s here tomorrow - melt todays snow. then next day high of 20. starting to feel a bit like it might get cold for a bit.

That was last week.

I hear the EA :hearthrobLand is getting Siberian influences.

I lived in Milwaukee for 2 years and the second winter the temperatures shot up to 40F for a weekend.

It felt so warm, like T-Shirt weather.

But, unless one is acclimatized, 40F can feel warm, or cold.

A-1 (imported) wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2015 8:58 pm

moi621 (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 19, 2015 9:35 pm

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I lived in Milwaukee for 2 years and the second winter the temperatures shot up to 40F for a weekend.

It felt so warm, like T-Shirt weather.

But, unless one is acclimatized, 40F can feel warm, or cold.

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It has dropped into the teens here, and with snow flurries.

I think I'm developing chionophobia.

Is that shuttle for Mercury ready to leave yet?

Arab Nights (imported) wrote: Fri Dec 09, 2016 8:55 pm Is that one of those longest two years in your life kind of things? Like two years in Pahrump?

Hey, I loved living in Pahrump

Which only proves Mac has underlying good sense - he left.