SouthernN'Proud Southern Discomfort Oct 20, 2006 #2 Have at it, Nanook. I'll be content with my highs in the low 60s thankyoujustthesame.
Spirit Kissy Goddess Oct 20, 2006 #4 It snowed here, too - but it melted on contact. I didn't wear a jacket anyways
B BB New Member Oct 20, 2006 #5 Part of me says snow is fun and good and beautiful ...part of me says it's a bloody inconvienience. Luckily, i still tend to the former opinion. My dad (god rest his soul) still remained 'young at heart' till the end of his days - inside. Snow on christmas eve for me, preferably after 3pm. (after random chaotic present buying, and tree a gettin' etc)
Part of me says snow is fun and good and beautiful ...part of me says it's a bloody inconvienience. Luckily, i still tend to the former opinion. My dad (god rest his soul) still remained 'young at heart' till the end of his days - inside. Snow on christmas eve for me, preferably after 3pm. (after random chaotic present buying, and tree a gettin' etc)
spike New Member Oct 21, 2006 #8 Good question, just checked and no snow yet there. http://www.bensweather.com/
unclehobart New Member Oct 21, 2006 #10 Hit 39F overnight. A bit brisk.. but rather normal for this time of year.
rrfield New Member Oct 21, 2006 #11 Currently 41F. Highs in the upper 50s lows in the upper 30s. PERFECT
unclehobart New Member Oct 21, 2006 #12 Our highs keeps rebounding up to the mid-upper 70s... so it makes dressing a little schizo.
Luis G <i><b>Problemator</b></i> Staff member Oct 21, 2006 #14 Over here is HOT and humid, I swear the weather feels like you're at the beach.
kellyg New Member Oct 21, 2006 #15 About 88 and HUMID in Central Texas. Heading for Decatur NE next week and I can't wait!!
S Starya New Member Oct 22, 2006 #16 At 1am today I suddenly heard a squeal, and the critters bedroom door was flung open: "It's snowing!! It's snowing!!" He then ran out on the veranda in just his undies, realised it was, um, cold, and came back in with a grin. "Look! Snow!" It'll be gone by 10am, I'm sure.
At 1am today I suddenly heard a squeal, and the critters bedroom door was flung open: "It's snowing!! It's snowing!!" He then ran out on the veranda in just his undies, realised it was, um, cold, and came back in with a grin. "Look! Snow!" It'll be gone by 10am, I'm sure.
SouthernN'Proud Southern Discomfort Oct 23, 2006 #17 Still warm enough to fish here today. Planning on enjoying that while I can. Too windy to catch much of anything though. No keepers.
Still warm enough to fish here today. Planning on enjoying that while I can. Too windy to catch much of anything though. No keepers.
A.B.Normal New Member Oct 23, 2006 #18 SouthernN'Proud said: Still warm enough to fish here today. Planning on enjoying that while I can. Too windy to catch much of anything though. No keepers. Click to expand... Since when is it ever too cold to fish.
SouthernN'Proud said: Still warm enough to fish here today. Planning on enjoying that while I can. Too windy to catch much of anything though. No keepers. Click to expand... Since when is it ever too cold to fish.
highwayman New Member Oct 23, 2006 #19 A.B.Normal said: Since when is it ever too cold to fish. Click to expand... When the ice is too thick to cut through...
A.B.Normal said: Since when is it ever too cold to fish. Click to expand... When the ice is too thick to cut through...
SouthernN'Proud Southern Discomfort Oct 23, 2006 #20 I'm in Dixie. I don't ice fish. It's too cold to fish when you have to keep the bait in your mouth to keep it from freezing.
I'm in Dixie. I don't ice fish. It's too cold to fish when you have to keep the bait in your mouth to keep it from freezing.