Let's talk about the weather - Page 3

MyDogBuster · 2009-01-17, 11:39

Two things.

It's only 6F outside right now (Delaware 6AM EST Saturday). My sisters stupid cat just wanted out for a constitutional. Good luck.

I was emailing an old friend of mine in Spirit Lake Idaho (I lived there for 6 years and will probably head back after the doctors fix my heart). A normal winter (Oct to May) would have 2-3 feet of snow constantly on the ground. They now have 23 feet. Granted thats up at 3000 ft above sea level, but thats still a lot. I wonder how my old road grader is coping. I lived in a development with 350 plots, 10 acres or more and the road committee had 26 miles of roads to maintain. We had 2 used road graders procured from the Idaho Dept of Transportation and 2 dump trucks with plows on the front. I drove one of the graders. Great fun taking out my neighbors mail boxes. If we keep getting snow like that every year, we can start our own glacier.

petrw1 · 2009-01-17, 18:37

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This was a colder December/Early January than most but even after 50 years I still can't get used to the cold and still wonder why I'm still living here.

Whoo Hoo....a week of above normal temps forecasted. Near 0C (32F) all week. Normal is -12C

CADavis · 2009-01-18, 10:20

Three days ago it was about 25 degrees below 0F (about -32C), and the next day it was still 15 degrees below 0F (about -26C). Seems to be the coldest it has been for something like 20 years

Every school canceled classes that first day, I guess because it was too dangerous for kids to walk or wait outside for the bus

IronBits · 2009-01-18, 10:46

I was outside in shorts and no shirt, basking in 78F weather.

Flatlander · 2009-02-01, 22:29

Just had a great snowball 'fight' with the neighbours. It's only about 4cm deep but more is forecast tomorrow.

The Gatwick runway has been closed for a couple of hours. The man with the spade must be having a long tea break.

science_man_88 · 2011-07-28, 20:51

texas is in severe drought they could handle 5 of the tropical storms headed their way back to back possibly before out of drought according to a weather station I watched.

Flatlander · 2011-07-28, 21:23

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Originally Posted by science_man_88

texas is severe drought could handle 5 of the tropical storms headed there way back to back possibly before out of drought.

Could you use punctuation please.

science_man_88 · 2011-07-28, 21:33

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Originally Posted by science_man_88

texas is in severe drought they could handle 5 of the tropical storms headed their way back to back possibly before out of drought according to a weather station I watched.

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Originally Posted by Flatlander

Could you use punctuation please.

Texas is in severe drought ! They could according to a weather station I watched, handle 5 times the rain expected of the storm ( and hence 5 storms like it) that is currently on it's way.

science_man_88 · 2011-07-28, 22:41

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Originally Posted by science_man_88

Texas is in severe drought ! They could according to a weather station I watched, handle 5 times the rain expected of the storm ( and hence 5 storms like it) that is currently on it's way.

http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/product...ing/addpcp.gif

2009-02-01, 22:29	#27
Flatlander I quite division it "Chris" Feb 2005 England 100000011101₂ Posts	Just had a great snowball 'fight' with the neighbours. It's only about 4cm deep but more is forecast tomorrow. The Gatwick runway has been closed for a couple of hours. The man with the spade must be having a long tea break. Last fiddled with by Flatlander on 2009-02-01 at 22:35

2011-07-28, 20:51	#28
science_man_88 "Forget I exist" Jul 2009 Dumbassville 10000011000000₂ Posts	texas is in severe drought they could handle 5 of the tropical storms headed their way back to back possibly before out of drought according to a weather station I watched. Last fiddled with by science_man_88 on 2011-07-28 at 21:23

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2009-01-17, 11:39	#23
MyDogBuster May 2008 Wilmington, DE 2²×23×31 Posts	Two things. It's only 6F outside right now (Delaware 6AM EST Saturday). My sisters stupid cat just wanted out for a constitutional. Good luck. I was emailing an old friend of mine in Spirit Lake Idaho (I lived there for 6 years and will probably head back after the doctors fix my heart). A normal winter (Oct to May) would have 2-3 feet of snow constantly on the ground. They now have 23 feet. Granted thats up at 3000 ft above sea level, but thats still a lot. I wonder how my old road grader is coping. I lived in a development with 350 plots, 10 acres or more and the road committee had 26 miles of roads to maintain. We had 2 used road graders procured from the Idaho Dept of Transportation and 2 dump trucks with plows on the front. I drove one of the graders. Great fun taking out my neighbors mail boxes. If we keep getting snow like that every year, we can start our own glacier.

2009-01-18, 10:20	#25
CADavis Jul 2005 Des Moines, Iowa, USA 2·5·17 Posts	Three days ago it was about 25 degrees below 0F (about -32C), and the next day it was still 15 degrees below 0F (about -26C). Seems to be the coldest it has been for something like 20 years Every school canceled classes that first day, I guess because it was too dangerous for kids to walk or wait outside for the bus

2009-01-18, 10:46	#26
IronBits I ♥ BOINC! Oct 2002 Glendale, AZ. (USA) 3·7·53 Posts	I was outside in shorts and no shirt, basking in 78F weather.