On Jan 7, 1:10*am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:
IGot2P wrote:
On 1/6/2010 6:54 AM, The Daring Dufas wrote:
IGot2P wrote:
On 1/5/2010 7:23 AM, The Daring Dufas wrote:
This is supposed to be "The South", it's 15° F at 7:00 am
in Birmingham, AL. There are some valleys in the area that
I know are a lot colder. Darn Canadian imports, y'all just
had to stick that cold tongue out at us. I've heard it called
The Alberta Express. BRRRRRRRR!

TDD

Just glance athttp://www.crsales.com/weather.htmevery once in awhile
and you can see what the temp and more is in SE Iowa. It was 8.4
degrees F when I posted this at 6:10 CST.

Don

Just a little while ago it was 17° F now it dropped to 16° F at 6:50am.
Darn that Al Gore, he let out all his hot air which escaped into space
and now the darn country is colder. He should have kept his mouth shut..

TDD

Yeah, we are in a heat wave right now. My history records shows that we
went from -2.7 this morning at 2:22 AM to +16.8 now at 10:30 AM. OTOH,
it appears that it is going to start snowing quite soon. :-(

Don

It's 28°F right now and the weather gnomes predict 37°F and rain/snow
by late morning and a number of schools have been closed. Southerners
panic at the thought of that mysterious white flaky, fluffy cold stuff
falling from the sky. We must all kneel and pray to the football gods
to protect us.

TDD

My one and only trip to Las Vegas, sometime around 1980 or 81, the
wife and I got bored hanging around the casinos so we signed up for a
bus trip out to he Hover Dam. The day of the trip it snowed like crazy
for a while and put a couple of inches on the ground. People were
panicking all over and they canceled the bus tour so we rented a car
and drove out there ourselves. We stopped out in the desert and took
pics of snow on the cactus. The snow melt put so much moisture in the
air that it was so foggy in the valley that we didn't know we were
there until we realized we were driving on the Dam.

David