How's The Weather There ?

[bluflaam777]

When delivered in moderation, Rain is better than snow...When in excess, snow is better than rain, because even if both or either keep you inside, at least snow won't try to join you...

Water can be SOOO rude!

 

[Monocrom]

When delivered in moderation, Rain is better than snow...When in excess, snow is better than rain, because even if both or either keep you inside, at least snow won't try to join you...

Rain at least has the courtesy to go away. No such thing as a Rain-shovel.

 

[bluflaam777]

Rain at least has the courtesy to go away. No such thing as a Rain-shovel.

I don't where you were brought up, but ...

 

[dc38]

Rain at least has the courtesy to go away. No such thing as a Rain-shovel.

Sometimes....but water in a basement is there to stay lol.

 

[orbital]

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This morning I saw some guy doing the exact same thing with snow in Sheboygan.
He was shoveling snow between the sidewalk and the street, putting snow on top of snow.
..thing is, almost all the snow in the area has miraculously melted anyway.

you really had to see it, just hard to explain

It was so mindless, actually thought I was seeing things at first,
then came to the conclusion it was a product of pharmaceuticals at work.

Obamacare is still functioning I guess

 

[bluflaam777]

Sometimes....but water in a basement is there to stay lol.

New pool LOL

 

[Monocrom]

I had to dig out both my commando sweater AND my Winter coat last night!
Mother nature is sadistic!

 

[dc38]

I had to dig out both my commando sweater AND my Winter coat last night!
Mother nature is sadistic!

Weather manipulation, man!

 

[Monocrom]

I believe it. Government is making it a bit too obvious though. Why would you show off like that, Government?

 

[Candleometry]

I had to dig out both my commando sweater AND my Winter coat last night!
Mother nature is sadistic!

I never put my winter wardrobe away until I’m absolutely sure it’s springtime. That can be deceiving and I know people get anxious but it’s better to just realize we don’t have control of the weather. It will come when it wants to.

 

[AMD64Brunette]

Raining,and 53 degrees F.

 

[dc38]

I believe it. Government is making it a bit to obvious though. Why would you show off like that, Government?

It's no coincidence in C&C Red Alert 2 that the American superweapon is a weather machine.

 

[orbital]

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Starting two weeks ago we hammered with a series of storms;
everything, big winds/ snow / thunder lightning/ rain /sleet / more wind / blizzard conditions..

Looked at my forecast and starting tomorrow it doesn't get below freezing at night (as far out as the forecast could go)

seeeeeyaa winter!!

 

[Monocrom]

It's frickin' freezing again!

 

[Candleometry]

50 F today and sunny so went maple festing. Always an enjoyable time.

 

[SCEMan]

 

[aginthelaw]

I’m in central New Jersey and my weather app says there’s gonna be snow on Thursday. I’m looking for a small room anywhere warm for the next 2 months…anybody? I have a Swiss Army knife and will wash dishes

 

[dc38]

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There's these terms in some asiatic holistic medicine that describe bodily conditions with texturing and temperature. One such condition is called "wet wind", and the circumstance is exactly as it sounds..when it's cold, clammy, humid, active external pressure wind causes joint pains, headaches, and general blood issues. The remedy? supplement diet with warm/hot foods in moderation, with the drying effects of heat and metal (iron), or a compounded approach to first increase temperature, then reduce overall moisture.

As you might surmise, the opposite is called "heated breath", or "hot air"...if you're exhibiting hot air symptoms, your diet would include removal of inflammatory foods like fried oils, salts, and reduced iron, sugars, onions, etc, and increased intake of rehydrating and anti-inflammatory foods and drink.

 

[Candleometry]

There's these terms in some asiatic holistic medicine that describe bodily conditions with texturing and temperature. One such condition is called "wet wind", and the circumstance is exactly as it sounds..when it's cold, clammy, humid, active external pressure wind causes joint pains, headaches, and general blood issues. The remedy? supplement diet with warm/hot foods in moderation, with the drying effects of heat and metal (iron), or a compounded approach to first increase temperature, then reduce overall moisture.

As you might surmise, the opposite is called "heated breath", or "hot air"...if you're exhibiting hot air symptoms, your diet would include removal of inflammatory foods like fried oils, salts, and reduced iron, sugars, onions, etc, and increased intake of rehydrating and anti-inflammatory foods and drink.

I thought Wet Wind was something else.

 

[dc38]

I thought Wet Wind was something else.

wet wind, hot air, squat and cough I guess