Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

68° partly sunny, and more storms coming.
Power is off. Son said he heard loud bang.
Took ranger down to my creek, lines are down in my field. Looks like the next pole on the neighbors might be down, i didnt see a pole standing.
Power co just arrived as we got back to house.

 

[mpham]

62 degrees. 1 1/2 inches of rain and a 2.0 earthquake that shook my whole house. Thought a tree fell on the place.

 

[ronjhall]

Got what I wanted at Lowe's. 4' oak stair tread. Now I have to cut it to size and finish it. Not today. Too damp and cold.

 

[jbrumberg]

Phil- I read your post. No quake here, but I am pretty shakey on a good day and might not have noticed. The report that I read had the quake at 2.2. I am glad that there were no quake related incidents with you. I did not see any damage reports yet.

I am at a foggy 42ºF presently. 1.9" of rain registered at our town's safety complex. There is a decent storm dry slot heading my way. I do not need/want any more rain.

 

[LouNY]

All our dogs had ways of expressing their needs. Brogen is the first dog we've ever had that ''toots.''

Drew- I could see a "400" blood sugar spike with that almond custard coffee cake. It does look good.

The driveway is as good as it will be for this round of ice management. Fortunately the driveway is still frozen; the scarifiers on the boxblade did not/could not get too much of a bite; there is one section they just skitter around still. High dew points and snowpack = fog. A foggy, rainy 43ｺF presently.

Lucky you, mine's thawed and soft 56F only dropping to 41 tonight then slowly cooling Sat.
Feed lots pure mud and muck had to go out in them took my boots off and threw them in the back of the truck, drove home in sock feet. :thumbdown:

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Power co just brought in a pole. Going out to eat.

 

[jbrumberg]

Lou- There are a lot of very unhappy people who depend on weather conditions for their livelihood this year around here in the NE CONUS. Your feed lots read like a major challenges this year.

I have two 1'X1' areas by our two main entrances where I can doff and don outerwear and footwear w/o agitating the wife too badly. It seems that all my footwear is designed to literally suck up mud and debris through the snow. My life would probably be better if I used the cellar door to exit and enter.

I am really hoping the weather pattern changes midJanuary as modeled. I doubt that some of my property's area will freeze solid this year due to soil saturation.

 

[toppop52]

Down to58 after a high of 66 today. Can’t find where we had a quake, but we got a good rumble late afternoon.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Had a bad storm on the way to eat. Now moon is shining. Power still out, neighbor said might be out all night. I dont know how they can get a pole in its so muddy, in the woods, and now dark.

 

[txdon]

I know the Garmin is at least a year behind because I just updated and on the first trial location, the neighborhood grocery store - Randall's - that opened a year ago, it was not listed under nearby grocery stores. Otherwise it is working better than my pervious Garmin. It says to take a left on xyz street and then take the second left. Plenty time to turn into the right lane and get ready for the next turn. The volume is plenty loud for us hard of hearing ( had to turn volume to 50% so wife would not get blasted out I could hear it easily at 80% volume). It was a bright sunshine day and the screen was easily readable. it did not get upset and say turn around it adapted and changed routes. I like to go .1 mile further to hit a red light instead of trying to cross 4 lanes. It connected to my phone Garmin traffic app smoothly but there were no traffic problems so I didn't really get to test that feature.

The speed limit and the speed I was going was accurate. It did not say the speed limit in the neighborhood only on the major roads.

Tomorrow I get to see if it says the street wrong like the other Garmin. It is Ronald W. Reagan Blvd not Ronald West Reagan Blvd.

It did name the closest 50 vegan/vegerterian restaurants.:thumbsup: (But it had to reach out to San Antoino and Houston.)

It's 5:45 P.M. and almost dark on this shortest daylight day of the year! In mid Summer 5P.M. is the hottest time of the day.

Buckeye, hope you got all of your pre-holiday cooking done, or have a gas stove or generator.