What is your weather today?
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smokeywolf
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A little chilly this morning; 26* with winds gusting up to 20-something MPH.
That ain't a little . . . All of a sudden that stinkin desert doesn't sound so bad.
No wait . . . Yes it does.
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California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Starting to cloud up for the next 10-days of overcast, and a little rain is scheduled for Friday and Sunday. Temperature was 46, at 7:00 a.m., rather than Monday's 33, which is perfectly okay. Daytime highs in the mid-to-high 50s and overnight lows in the low-to-mid 40s to go along with the overcast and rain.
Last three days it was in the mid 60's. Forecast high, for this afternoon, is in the mid 30's. Might get up to 37* tomorrow. Spring is back for Saturday and Sunday..........low 60's.
smokeywolf
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Warmed up a little; 31* now, still with wind gusts well into the 20s.
CZ93X62
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Cloudy and cool today, 55* at noon. It looks like it wants to rain, but the climate liars insist that only a slight chance exists. We shall see. The leaves are now almost all down, so Kalifornistan lags 6-8 weeks behind the normal parts of the country in that respect. Yesterday's "Fire Weather Watch" was a complete bust--the predicted "Dry winds, gusting to 40 MPH" failed to appear. Marie is grousing about "No desert trip this week", so we might head out that way on Christmas Day.
CZ93X62
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This will be a different year locally, given the COVID over-reactions now in place hereabouts. In normal years, the low desert's population usually swells noticeably as the snowbirds flee the cold weather once Christmas celebrations are complete. It isn't gradual, Palm Springs' airport almost doubles in passenger volume on 12/26 and stays in that pattern well into March. Significant numbers of those early snowbirds arrive to attend the Rose Parade--which isn't happening this year. Maybe they will just adjourn to the golf courses and BYOB on the links, since a lot of the toney watering holes are take-out-only or up on blocks now. What a weird, strange place California is becoming. YEAH, I KNOW--the place has always been pretty unusual, even during the best of times. I hope it stays peaceful.
JWFilips
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Well We started out with near 14 inches of snow on the ground from the last storm Then last night the temps kept rising into the low 40's and we are into 2" of rain by tomorrow morning....Then the temps take a nose dive to low 20s by mid day tomorrow. My son got me a bunch of sand to kill the ice (...the only thing that works on a gravel driveway) since salt goes right through Ice and goes into the ground. Going to be a slippy mess for the next few days! Low Lying are going to flood pretty bad! A lot of snow pack has been melting!
quicksylver
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Cape Cod (the sand bar) out in the middle of the Atlantic mid 50's got out for an hour and sighted in my 700 vs .308 3/8' @100 last four I had 466 .310 16.5 grs 2400 16x Weaver.. Merry x mass
Glaciers
Alaska Land of the Midnight Sun
15 degrees, currently, with 5 mph winds out of the NW. The saving grace is that it's suppose to be sunny, high of 38 degrees.Thought, I moved out of the polar ice cap.
Sounds like tee shirt weather to me. I guess there could be some regional influence going on.