Glad I brought in another load of wood to the basement the other day. Looks like ol' man winter is gonna be back the next couple of days. Crazy weather, indeed........
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We spent the last two nights up in the mountians camping with my son's scout troop. Friday night was t-shirt weather around the campfire. I came down off of the mountain yesterday and cut up a huge norway maple and went back up yesterday afternoon when the front came in......last night was 37 degrees and pouring down rain!! My son and I stayed warm and dry in the tent, but everything was damp and miserable, was glad to come home and get the woodstove cranked up!!
Bub381
Minister of Fire
Semi rainy here today.. getting ready for the monsoon this evening.
One of the stoves will be running, probably the PE, as there is more wood on my side of the house.
Atleast the drought will be over
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One of the stoves will be running, probably the PE, as there is more wood on my side of the house.
Atleast the drought will be over
!Eileein stay dry in the Island. I was in Brentwood this week and everything looked so dry, after the next few days things should look like spring should.
4 to 6" of wet snow supposedly on the way. still burnin 24/7 and will be all week by the forcast........................
Agreed, my trees are almost full of leaves and with the rain that we have had today the branches are drooping already, i cant imagine how they would react with heavy wet snow on them.
Parts of PA are under the gun for upwards of 10 inches of wet snow. That would be a total disaster power outage and trees in the bedroom wise.
Bringing in the "water garbage cans".
Lucky for us, the water is warm around the Island, so no snow.
You guys hang in there.
Lucky for us, the water is warm around the Island, so no snow.
You guys hang in there.
I'm praying we are spared here in the valley, but as of dusk the ridges had snow on them. I have a feeling brotherbart may be right. Lets hope he's not.
Was it 1977/78 when Long Island got hit with 2 24" snow storms at the end of April with in 2 weeks? I think so.
My wife is in love with Jim, unfortunately if he is there is never to bring a pie, always bad news.
I'm thinking Cantori needs to be on the No Fly List.
I think The Weather Channel needs to buck the trend and quit the reality shows too!Here in Johnstown the National Weather Service forecast is calling for 7 to 14" between now and Tuesday morning. My office is at 2280ft elevation, house is 1580ft elevation, so we'll see the highest amount at the office. I already cancelled all my patients tomorrow. I'm expecting power outages. We don't have a generator, but we have lots of oil lamps, candles and flashlights.
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