72 yesterday, 62 today. I'm just worried that we are going to pay for this warm weather later in the season.
Heat has been off for 2 days.
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Feeling the Heat
Why worry about things that are out of your control? I'm enjoying the warm weather while it last.
Bioburner
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The price is being paid by tornados etc around the country. California is getting already 200% of normal snow in some areas and Sequoia forest is at 50% so far.
Nice and warm at 29 here with storm alert for late tonight thru tomorrow with falling snow and temps to be below normal for several days. Will see. Need to fire up the genny to make sure it runs. Got enough corn toasted for burning for the week.
Nice and warm at 29 here with storm alert for late tonight thru tomorrow with falling snow and temps to be below normal for several days. Will see. Need to fire up the genny to make sure it runs. Got enough corn toasted for burning for the week.
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I just wish there was more sun. Past 4 days its been nothing but rain, over cast skies, foggy nights and mornings, and only occasional vanishing shades of dappled sun light through the clouds.
I remember a winter morning last year after a snow storm, when it was a windy 20 degrees outside with no clouds in sight. The sky was a rich blue, and the sun shone so bright. Even in the snowy cold, it was gorgeous.
I remember a winter morning last year after a snow storm, when it was a windy 20 degrees outside with no clouds in sight. The sky was a rich blue, and the sun shone so bright. Even in the snowy cold, it was gorgeous.
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fmsm
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The longest night of the year just past us Tuesday. As each day goes by we get more sun light and another day closer to spring.
Those of us here in the Northeast have been extremely lucky so far. Having said that, I for one, have not forgotten last winters cold and 9 feet of snow in 32 days. Winter will show up eventually and maybe even this week. I have no problem waiting......
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I'd rather have near normal winter with the hope the summer will be near normal too. We have had summers that have felt like an extension of Spring turning to Fall.
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