rgio wrote:

Congratulations!

 rgio wrote:


https://earthquake.usgs.gov/ea...

I'm pretty sure I just experienced my first earthquake....ever.  In NJ!

76f going to 84f
bright sunshine, low humidity, slight breeze
silly beautiful

76 and (always) sunny in Philadelphia

39" and counting in Evergreen, CO

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
We do like to mix it up from time to time. Gives the peoplekind something to chatter about, other than how shitty our govts are.

The weather in northeast Scotland is cold and partly cloudy.  But one of the most enchanting things about living here is watching the skies becoming works of art.  Personally, I'm a cold weather kinda girl, mostly because the air is crisp and clean and the skies are often brilliant with ancient, flickering lights.  We've had way too much rain and lots of flooding but that isn't unusual given the circumstances.   If I knew how to post a photo here, you'd see what I mean about being enchanted with Scotland.    Bring on the chill.....

-22C.  Headed back down to -26C tonight.  -7F and -14.8F

Not that cold, although a few records were broken on the BC coast.

What's with the jump in natural gas spot prices?  Reserves are much fuller than usual.

Down in austin Texas it’ll be high teens (Fahrenheit) next week. It’s the talk of the town, has been all week hah. Thankfully no precip expected. 

 Beaker wrote: The last time we drove through Edmonton... they had a tornado warning.

Last of the 40’s for a while.

14, mostly sunny. 
Next few days will be tough until we get back into the 40s mid next week.

82f, mild and mostly sunny

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Real temp.  Balmy -36C now.  With wind chill, a tourist-pleasing -41C (-42 American)

https://weather.gc.ca/city/pag...

Jetstream infographic is informative.

 Beaker wrote:

Is that real, or wind chill? We're at -15 American before wind chill.

It's a bit cool today.  -37C right now.   That's -34 in American.

Probably should reconsider wearing t-shirt & cargo shorts when I head out later to an appointment.

 ColdMiser wrote:
Down here in the south...my concern this week was the fish in the pond deciding to see what was "outside the walls" when the yard became a pond.  I'd say our yard never floods...but it was pretty darn wet the other day.

The biggest problem in January used to be keeping a hole in the ice for the fish to breathe.  

Yesterday was in the mid 50’s. Today and tomorrow will be in the mid 40’s with another big rain storm Friday night into Saturday. Most rivers up here are at flood stage. Normally January is a dry month alcoholically and wetness wise up here. Then next week we will be in the 30’s with more snow to replace the stuff washed away Tuesday.