What is your weather today?
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Cadillac Jeff
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43 sunny & breezy
Ian
Notorious member
Mid 70s and sunny today, ran the AC on the way home, wife had been running the AC at the house since she got up this morning. We rarely open the windows longer than it takes to ventilate the house, it's either too damned hot, too damned cold, too damned humid, too damned full of pollen or smoke from trash or brush being burned, or too damned dusty.
CWLONGSHOT
Well-Known Member
Calling for warmest day of the year so far! Rumors of upper 40's!
When Im back from therapy if Im still mobile... Maybe I will make my "garage" for the hot plate and fire up the pot!
CW
When Im back from therapy if Im still mobile... Maybe I will make my "garage" for the hot plate and fire up the pot!
CW
Cadillac Jeff
Well-Known Member
34 this morning, must have been above freezing all nite ,gray sky .
After being so cold & dry inside & out the melt is nice , to put some moister in the air!
After being so cold & dry inside & out the melt is nice , to put some moister in the air!
Glaciers
Alaska Land of the Midnight Sun
Well spring hasn't sprung around here yet, but, 7* currently and predicted to be temperatures on the plus side of zero for the next week. Snow predicted for the next five days.
Looks like my personal groundhog said six more weeks of winter from this morning forward.
Looks like my personal groundhog said six more weeks of winter from this morning forward.
CZ93X62
Official forum enigma
Ho-hum, another warm crummy day in Kalifornistan. We meant to head to the desert for some shooting today, but there is a wind warning through tomorrow A.M., so Mama slept late after 2 days of wrassling online homework. She is on the phone new, giving Hark From The Tomb to some admin wonk at the college. Not my circus, not my monkeys.
So far, the wind hasn't done any of the spun-up damage it was predicted to bring. It's 71* at 11 A.M., which is a pretty tough condition to dwell within. We'll rebuild and carry on, I'm certain of it.
So far, the wind hasn't done any of the spun-up damage it was predicted to bring. It's 71* at 11 A.M., which is a pretty tough condition to dwell within. We'll rebuild and carry on, I'm certain of it.
L Ross
Well-Known Member
I love our current weather. I could take this for months. Freeze at night, about 40 during the day. I can work like a beaver and not sweat. Late ice fishing is usually good. I spent 3 hours bucketing snow away from our syrup cooking area. The trusses for the roof are coming Friday, and as the space is only 10'x20' we made get the metal roofing on. I want to start tapping trees by Monday, even a few on Sunday if I have time.
CZ93X62
Official forum enigma
Marie finally woke up, and prior to the crack of noon. We had Stuff To Do (since we bailed on desert & shooting) and left the house about 11:45 and.......ACTUALLY HAD A MEAL TOGETHER IN A SIT-DOWN RESTAURANT. We haven't done this in almost a year due to the ScamDemic. It felt WEIRD to Marie, after a full year of either eat at home--delivery--or drive-through dining.
We went to the same restaurant that my old partners meet at on Tuesdays, so it isn't as weird to me. The Korean couple that own the place DGAF about the wonks at the Health Department or their cite books. They have been left alone for months. Koreans have street cred in this part of the country, maybe that has something to do with it. AR-15s from rooftops do send a message, even 29 years ago.
I love the place, 'cause they aren't afraid to feed ya--no sir! Marie had their French dip, I had a patty melt. OMG--both were ginormous. The patty melt had two 1/4# patties and cheddar cheese, and the fries were twice-fried. Marie must have been hungry, because her sizable sandwich was gone right along with the fries. So darn good.
We did some grocery shopping on the way home, then fired up the compressor in the garage to put some air in the truck's tires. It hasn;t been driven a lot for the past few months, and I learned at what pressure level those idiot lights on the dashboard for tire inflation came on--55 PSI. 1700 miles since 3/19/20, which was the last time the oil was changed. That explains it, I suppose. 75# in the fronts, 80# in the rear per the door sticker. We got into the truck and took it around town for a bit, and the idiot lights blacked out after about 1/2 mile. Maybe the truck stops paying attention if it isn't driven a lot. Dunno.
Slowly but surely, life returns to a semblance of pre-COVID normalcy in South Kalifornistan.
We went to the same restaurant that my old partners meet at on Tuesdays, so it isn't as weird to me. The Korean couple that own the place DGAF about the wonks at the Health Department or their cite books. They have been left alone for months. Koreans have street cred in this part of the country, maybe that has something to do with it. AR-15s from rooftops do send a message, even 29 years ago.
I love the place, 'cause they aren't afraid to feed ya--no sir! Marie had their French dip, I had a patty melt. OMG--both were ginormous. The patty melt had two 1/4# patties and cheddar cheese, and the fries were twice-fried. Marie must have been hungry, because her sizable sandwich was gone right along with the fries. So darn good.
We did some grocery shopping on the way home, then fired up the compressor in the garage to put some air in the truck's tires. It hasn;t been driven a lot for the past few months, and I learned at what pressure level those idiot lights on the dashboard for tire inflation came on--55 PSI. 1700 miles since 3/19/20, which was the last time the oil was changed. That explains it, I suppose. 75# in the fronts, 80# in the rear per the door sticker. We got into the truck and took it around town for a bit, and the idiot lights blacked out after about 1/2 mile. Maybe the truck stops paying attention if it isn't driven a lot. Dunno.
Slowly but surely, life returns to a semblance of pre-COVID normalcy in South Kalifornistan.
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RicinYakima
High Steppes of Eastern Washington
I hear you! Have our first sit-down Sunday brunch since last August since last Sunday. It was great!!!