Good morning!!!!

[txdon]

Good Morning! 29˚ and cloudy, no ice. High today 31˚ and into the twenties tonight. House heater is still off with the wood burning stove keeping the house at 68˚ on a slow burn overnight.
Today is trash day. This happens one day every other month. The county provides several dumpsters for the residents to bring their un-burnables to dispose.

 

[deerseeker001]

sunny and cold -7 this morning with a high of 1 degree today.we have another 4-5 days before we warm up.

 

[oosik]

Sunny, cold 2.5 this am, and only a light breeze. They say today is the bottom and starting this eve we are on the way UP.

 

[m larro]

Okay everyone, I have to leave town tomorrow morning for a few days and I need to ask yall to entertain Larro while I'm gone and try to get him NOT to do any laundry. LOL

I won't have much free time so I'll miss all the fun on TBN.

 

[B7510HSD]

Beach Snow!!

 

[RobertBrown]

11:14am
81* F
58% humidity
0% chance of precipitation
Visibility= 10 miles
wind= calm

 

[sodamo]

67F no rain since midnight but did get .18 inches yesterday

Have a great day

David Sent from my iPad using TractorByNet

 

[sodamo]

why are we up this early on a Saturday morning? To get that first cup of coffee... 34 degrees out and storm passed through last night. And the xmas lights are still on, amazing. The national radar looks so calm right now, but snow is coming, one to four inches on Sunday. I'm ready, I guess...shovel? check. Big snow brush for suburban? check. Snowblower? check, it starts... Maybe I'll just bag it all and go help David/Sodamo with his projects. Somehow I don't think it's ever snowed in Hawaii. But four inches on the NW beaches? that would make some great pics. Pearl Harbor Day. Always a somber day and if you've been there, and looked down in the water, it's pretty moving.

Com'on over

Actually it does snow on Mauna Kea. Not every year, some more than other. A beautiful sight. Best of all, I don't have to shovel any of it

David Sent from my iPad using TractorByNet

 

[jinman]

Dave... the sheep were born wet so they were already pre-shrunk.

. . .and besides, they drip dried.

 

[dave1949]

Com'on over

Actually it does snow on Mauna Kea. Not every year, some more than other. A beautiful sight. Best of all, I don't have to shovel any of it

David Sent from my iPad using TractorByNet

Still carrying those emotional scars from your Maine childhood, I see. :laughing:

Pre-shrunk and drip-dried sheep would not be exculpatory evidence. Better not to mention those. :laughing: