What is your weather today?

[Rally]

Ya but, it does really cool off nice startin' but 4 pm. I wouldn't be too worried with a skun out deer hanging under the leanto. Let it chill over night, cut it up the next day or two. My bigger problem with our later opener in Wisconsin is the carcass freezing over night making it harder to cut up and painfully cold on my hands.

Not me I'm worried about. There are lots of guys tenting it and in campgrounds, so they either hang it or make a mad dash for a locker plant.
I can have one in a freezer in about 30 minutes in my shop, meat hooks and all. I like to hose the deer out and get the hide off asap, so I can get the hide outside (deer tics), and I have electric winch inside in my skinning area, tons of knives and sharpening equipment. If my sons or grandsons get one we normally skin whatever was shot, then schedule a day to grind and make whatever. My oldest son makes about half of his deer into jerky every year.

 

[Glaciers]

Well the weather guessers are all wet again. So far we have about 16 inches of snow with more coming. Matter of fact they are predicting 6 more days of snow. Looks like I'm going to be busy.
We had the wettest summer on record this June, July, and August so it is looking like we are going to see a continuation of the same.
It snowed like this in 1992, "the year without summer", that year we got over 12 feet, started September 9 and last snow fall was third week of May. But other than that I have only seen this kinda a snow fall in Valdez were it can get 25 to 30 feet in a season.

 

[CZ93X62]

I was up and around at 7 A.M. today, and the light rain was already under way here. It is most welcome, and though the weather propagandists are putting out debris-flow and mud-flow warnings in depth and breadth for the extensive burn areas, I don't think the current rainfall amounts will trigger much of that. I was in gym shorts and a tank top 3 days ago--today its jeans and sweatshirt.

 

[Joshua]

Wow! John, That is a lot a snow. Here in the Puget Sound area we get the day off when it snows 6“.

I used to live in the Santa Cruz Mountains, Bonny Dune specifically. It got burned pretty well this summer. The winter I lived there we got over 80 inches of rain. It was an El Niño year. The mud slides could be real bad this year.

Josh

 

[Rick H]

Near record high for this time of November, 70* F with a nice bright sunny sky and a pretty stiff breeze out of the West. Supposed to stay warm until midweek.

 

[RBHarter]

It doesn't feel that warm , so draw what you will from it .



It was cool last week , warm this week ......

 

[Winelover]

We were suppose to hit 77*, yesterday, never got there. Only got to 71*........ due to clouds developing late afternoon. Sixty degrees at 5 AM, today. Clouds suppose to hang around all day. More of the same, tomorrow.

 

[CZ93X62]

I doubt we got even half of the rain predicted for our area. The snowfall above 4K feet was right on the money, though--10"-15" fell, and as predicted it produced entertainment in depth for first responders and their allied businesses--tow drivers, plow runners, and the businesses that cater to the snow-loving Angelenos who flock to the mountains. I hope that not too many of the city dolts spent the night in their cars on a mountain highway stuck in gridlocked traffic and behind rockfalls.

 

[Rick]

Memory says that's exactly what will happen.

 

[fiver]

supposed to snow in preparation of this weekends snow.
I hope we break through and go above freezing again soon, I'd like to get in a couple more fishing days before I have to make a hole in the water to get the line wet.

 

[462]

Yesterday was windy all day, a steady 18 mph gusting to 39, as Saturday's light rain storm passed through. Thermometer said 39, this morning. The sky was a beautiful blue, the air so clear the other side of the bay (25 miles away) was visually sharp, and the high was 61.
More of the same is scheduled for tomorrow.

 

[fiver]

that'd sure depend on whether you were looking at Oakland or San Fran. wouldn't it?

 

[Joshua]

More like Santa Cruz or Monterey.

 

[462]

that'd sure depend on whether you were looking at Oakland or San Fran. wouldn't it?

Wrong bay.

More like Santa Cruz or Monterey.

Monterey side looking across to Insanity Cruz.

 

[L Ross]

One last day of low 70's. Been a full week of beautiful weather. The rut bow hunters aren't happy, and it is not making ice for me, but I was sure able to get a lot done in comfort.

 

[fiver]

so no Otis Redding sightings then.... LOL.

 

[Cadillac Jeff]

We have had the same very nice ---upper 60's nudein 70 for a week?? or so. I was able to get everything I could think of done outside in prep for when the white stuff get's here----not a leaf out of place around here ! snow blower is on the JD oil's all changed , wife's Grand Cherokee put up for the year, even washed my truck .
I might just go fish the surf 1 more time, & wait for the ice to start fishin for specks & gill's .

 

[462]

so no Otis Redding sightings then.... LOL.

Nope, he didn't wander this far South that I know of. I was stationed at Luke Air Force Base when the song came out, so who knows.

 

[L Ross]

Hahaha, I just watched the grey squirrel eatin' sun flower seeds shake and water flew from his fur like a retriever.

 

[CZ93X62]

38* low this morning, 39* right now. No clouds, supposed to reach 64* today. Not bad, all told.