I was in Wisconsin that day. Folks we were with who live there were complaining about the hot weather. . Apparently, they had never been to Florida in summer.
East coast Nor’easter this weekend.
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Not a Hurricane - yes. Itty bitty - probably not. I'm as wary of a spring Nor'easter as I am of a Hurricane. Nor'easters can last days. Hurricanes pass through pretty fast at this latitude. SS Sandy was a Nor'easter not a hurricane at this latitude.
On our mountain top last night and did not tell my wife but we had gusts well over 60 but no beer or wine. Daylight and less windy she is going out to get some for later today or tonight. Hope all of you are ok and God Bless.
You guys down south are missing all the fun! More snow yet to come.
Why are all the places that are affected by global warming so far away?
- Will (Dragonfly)
storm came through here yesterday. just now looking out by my bird feeders i saw a robin. first robin sighting of this year. it gave me hope
Will, vacationland is no longer the state of Maine motto, was a time though when that was what it was all about.....New and improved motto.....though you probably know that.
By the way when I went to lunch a bit ago the sun was struggling to come out. No rain here and actually kinda nice..sorry for everyone else down south.
I thought you were supposed to serve red wine with snow.Nice foul weather gear! The wife just informed me that she didn't have any white wine...... Off to the liquor store.
it raining here in SoCalifornia (land of the wacko kids) but expecting to work on the boat this weekend. Enjoy the snaow. No need to panic ...spring is just around the corner...(how I hated when I used to get told that as I was getting gas for the snowblower and hoping my boots made it through one more storm.)
I have nightmares of Nor’easters from years gone by. I feel for you guys. Find shelter and cuddle.
Almost as bad when the ‘gales of November ‘ blew in of Lake Michigan.
Here the sky’s are clearing. The sun is lifting above the horizon and we are starting our two day trip back to home port.
Stay warm.
Almost as bad when the ‘gales of November ‘ blew in of Lake Michigan.
Here the sky’s are clearing. The sun is lifting above the horizon and we are starting our two day trip back to home port.
Stay warm.
It wasn't that bad here. Steady winds probably never over thirty. Some impressive gusts - house shaking at times. My grill blew across the deck. No snow. Some rain. Took a tour at high tide. There was some flooding but the usual places. The Sound may have claimed a few homes as her tribute. The sun is just coming out. Now it will blow from the NW and move all that water out of the bays.
16.7" of heavy wet snow. 120K without power.
We survived intact, spending some quality time with the snowblower.
Friday was one of the 20 snowiest days in history for Central NY | syracuse.com
Over 120,000 customers still don't have power in snow-battered Upstate NY | syracuse.com
We survived intact, spending some quality time with the snowblower.
Friday was one of the 20 snowiest days in history for Central NY | syracuse.com
Over 120,000 customers still don't have power in snow-battered Upstate NY | syracuse.com
Northern Chesapeake didn't have much precipitation, but did have sustained winds in the 40s with many gusts into the 60s. Trees and power lines down everywhere. Bridges over the Susquehanna were closed for many hours, turning yesterday's evening commute into a parking lot. Freight cars were blown off the railroad bridge. Going to check on the boat this afternoon, fully expecting to see the cover trashed.
Weather is great here, but winds are 20+knots. Wind chill is high until tomorrow. Since the Admiral doesn't like to sail like "the mummy" we will wait a bit for tomorrow.
We are going to stay on boat overnight.
But to you NorEasters I saw this Picture of Ashley James proving me wrong about bikinis and weather.
When I am wrong I say I was wrong!
Jim...
PS: The caption is mine.