Rain, storm but hottest night in 50 years or so 17 C and in the south 19 C through warm air blown to us with the storm.
Verticals dancing in the wind....:mrgreen:
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Rain, storm but hottest night in 50 years or so 17 C and in the south 19 C through warm air blown to us with the storm.
Verticals dancing in the wind....:mrgreen:
Expecting a freeze tonight.
Sunny after all the rain and 2 storks passed, rest of the week calm weather.
Temps now max 12 C so for the first time pilot lights of the gas heaters are on still not used them 18 to 19 C in the house is warm enough for us.
Well then, 67º today. Sunny with light wind.
Baro 29.99 Humidity 63%
Monday night we had thunder storms roll through. The old farmer's saying that if you get a thunder storm in January, in 7 to 10 days it will snow.
We shall see but it held true for last year.
Can we talk about the weather? NO! It's colder than a witch's tit and snowing like hell, it won't stop until Wednesday! Oh I'm alright here in my igloo with the heat on, I just don't want to TALK about it... see ya.
I'm not sure about that but I started noticing a co-relation to earthquakes on the east coast prior to major hurricanes since hurricane Irene back in 2011Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
Long ago I noticed a correlation between hurricanes that all had women's names and a certain Amateur callsign. <ducking>
The only correlation between hurricanes and earthquakes in the East may be in Florida, specifically the Okefenokee swamp. The name is a Native American word meaning "quaking ground" because when walked on tufts and floating grass islands it feel like a bowl of Jello. Earthquakes on the right coast do happen, but you have to be close to the epicenter to even notice the strongest ones no more that a Cat 3. Meow meow meow. (;->) They get stronger as you move west, while rare in the Midwest, the Madras Fault has let loose with a couple of doozies, sand guysers and the mighty Mississippi flowing backward.
Now you have me wondering if out Californucation way there may be one between earthquakes and wildfires. There definitely IS a connection between wildfires and the Santa Anna desert winds that dry everything out, blow down wires and arcing ignites the tinder dry grass.
Since the nostalgia thread brought up "ding dong Avon calling" I noticed your ding dong has a correlation between your name as it appears in your URL and my old chicken band handle Stereo. No, not because of my always in evidence multiple alter egos, Crusher, Mysteron, Mousteron (Mysteron tape at double speed) The Slime oozing out of your CB set (from the lyrics of a Frank Zappa song) but because I always had music playing in the background. Sometimes I think we have TOO much in common. ('->)
I don't ding dong to sell Avon, I supply the link to my 24/7 online store for anyone that wants to buy and have direct delivery which is so much faster and my active customers get some nice perks from me. And I always loved the "Crusher" story, that was the shit.
WHICH Crusher story? The one where Snuffy in Kenilworth was surrounded by Crushers with crusher transmitters and Paul/Crusher nearly across the street, Jack/Crusher welding with his breath like Godzilla at Thunder Base in Beachwood, or me with Captain Video and locals in Reading, PA chasing us all around instead of going to work? Oh, I know why you don't actually dig dog for Avon.
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Meh, foot of snow this weekend, blizzard conditions 60 mile per hour wind, -10 to -15 C, I bet that will be fun.
At least my 4 season tyres get used....
Out for shopping tomorrow....:icon_rolleyes: