June 1st...

SolarAndWood · Jun 3, 2011

This is the first time we have lit up at home in June. Hope we don't lose the tomatoes tonight.

ddddddden · Jun 3, 2011

DFK, Costco sells yummy CA pistachios in a 4-lb bag for ~ $15. Similar pricing @ Sam's.

Wood Heat Stoves · Jun 3, 2011

Been burning everyday for over a week now. It's June 3rd and it's 37 this morning. It's the year of the endless Winter here in the West.

Fsappo · Jun 3, 2011

SolarAndWood said:
This is the first time we have lit up at home in June. Hope we don't lose the tomatoes tonight.

Your tomatos shoulda ended up ok after last night, right? Only got down to what, 45ish? I slept with the windows open and was fine

egclassic · Jun 5, 2011

Finally got the ski boat out and spent the entire day out on the water, even jumped in a couple of times (cold water). Summer is finally here and I got the sunburn to prove it !!!

!

gibson · Jun 5, 2011

BeGreen said:
Local weather often does not reflect global conditions.

Really? You might be the only one still buying into that BS. The war is over. Gore and his giant carbon footprint are just cashing the checks now! The ski area's have reopened in the Rockies and my neighbors just got back from vacation in The Florida panhandle and froze their a$$es off for a week. Enough.

SolarAndWood · Jun 5, 2011

Franks said:
SolarAndWood said:

This is the first time we have lit up at home in June. Hope we don't lose the tomatoes tonight.

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Your tomatos shoulda ended up ok after last night, right? Only got down to what, 45ish? I slept with the windows open and was fine

A-OK. We got down into the 30s in the hills south of the city but no frost.

begreen · Jun 6, 2011

Sen. John Blutarsky said:
BeGreen said:

Local weather often does not reflect global conditions.

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Really? You might be the only one still buying into that BS. The war is over. Gore and his giant carbon footprint are just cashing the checks now! The ski area's have reopened in the Rockies and my neighbors just got back from vacation in The Florida panhandle and froze their a$$es off for a week. Enough.

Bury your head in the sand, there's bound to be a lot of it.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/05/science/earth/05harvest.html

Woody Stover · Jun 6, 2011

BrotherBart said:
Nah. Temp 95 and dewpoint 72. I thought about it but decided to pass on a fire today and run the daylights out of the air conditioners instead.

That's the beauty of a fire. As the temp in your house rises, the relative humidity drops. :cheese:

BeGreen said:
I had a lot of pistachio nut shells to burn down.

Can you start saving those pistachio shells for me? I'm not sure my wood's gonna be dry.
:lol:

cak54 · Jun 11, 2011

June 11...sitting here in rainy, cool mid-Michigan with a nice little fire in the new Oslo.

modo · Jun 13, 2011

Burned wood later in the spring than I ever had before this yr. (middle of may). Then went directly to mid to upper 90's every day. Needless to say we went from late winter to summer here, no in between.

cak54 · Jun 13, 2011

June 13...46 degrees and another nice fire this morning. We had 90's a couple of days last week then it dropped back down. I wouldn't be so happy about this, but for the stove being new. Glad to get a chance to enjoy it without having to wait until fall.

Vicky

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