Please allow me to interject my feelings about Mother Nature

15 minutes away? Good luck with that.

 

All the cars are turning yellow. Spring is here.

 

Northeast Texas is about to get hammered. When they say "all modes of severe weather," you can strike that and substitute "tornadoes."

 

We got a crap ton of rain overnight. Schools are closed because of flooding. There was a multi-car accident involving multiple 18-wheelers that closed the interstate earlier this morning because of it.
Quite a bit of water went into my parents' basement that I had to clear.

 

Taking a radar site offline in Dixie Alley for two weeks at the peak of tornado season is a helluva bold choice.

https://www.weather.gov/media/jan/JAN/GWXPedestalSLEPPressRelease.pdf

 

Just got my power back a half hour ago after 6 hours in the dark.

 

You're now 1/8 of your way towards a career as an NFL QB.

 

Bragging, not complaining: I got a little pink in the sun today while I was on my back deck smoking some wings.
The crazy part is I was wearing thermals, gloves, and a toboggan when I ran this morning but was wearing shorts and a t-shirt by mid day.

 

Oh boy, more atmospheric rivers!

 

A week out from spring and our first nor'easter here tonight, tomorrow and Wednesday morning. Boston suburbs to get 6-12 inches of wet heavy snow and 40-50 mph winds. Little snow on Cape Cod, but 50-70 mph winds. Either way, many power outages, so if you don't hear from me for a couple days, that's the reason. If power holds, then storm is just a pain in the ass for retirees like me.

 

Supposed to be 72 and sunny in Denver on Wednesday, then snow and 34 on Thursday.

Pineapple Express in Microville, temps finally above 50 but rain rain rain all day long. It remains the winter of my discontent.