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Hunting in cold wet weather can be very tolerable if you're set up in a pop-up blind with a warm blanket and a thermos of hot coffee.
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One would have to think even if someone was stupid enough to make such an attempt, he would certainly have enough sense to see there was ample fuel to complete the flight.......a dimwit maybe ?!?!Originally posted by FirstBubba View PostComment
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Cramming 5 people into a 2 passenger plane isn't a good idea either! LOL!Originally posted by bowhunter75richard View PostComment
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We had -9* yesterday morning when I went in to work some OT. This morning was -7* but itโs warmed up into the upper twenties just in time for a winter storm of mixed accumulation into tomorrow.
I think Iโd rather had just cold temps for a few more days.Comment
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we are forecast to get 5 to 8 " overnight.
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I think it might have been.Originally posted by Danbo View Post
I imagine the snowmobilers are happy now. I don't snowmobile but I'm glad to see some regular winter. The freeze-thaw, freeze-thaw nonsense gets old real fast.
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Friday night 1 21 2022, headed for 0 deg tonight, then another cool spell next week around Friday.
Only light snow showers. We usually don't get the heavy stuff once Lake Erie freezes over and I expect it is pretty well frozen now.Comment
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Saturday morning on my way in to work.
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Uhhmmm......?Originally posted by fitch270 View PostSaturday morning on my way in to work.
We're 43ยฐ here, feels like 40ยฐ.
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Friday night 1 21 2022, headed for 0 deg tonight, then another cool spell next week around Friday.
Only light snow showers. We usually don't get the heavy stuff once Lake Erie freezes over and I expect it is pretty well frozen now.Comment
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I hear there are icebergs heading our way.Comment
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Friday night we hit O deg. It is 17 now.
Do you think the weather or climate has really changed that much. I remember going back in early years it was actually mild some winters and some summers were 'cool'. Didn't the U.K. freeze the entire Country like a ice age - maybe in the early 1600's ? If the earth was once on fire and once frozen how do we know what is 'normal', if there is such a thing.
Here is an interesting account of wild swings of weather in London over the Centuries.
https://www.historyextra.com/period/...s-freeze-when/Comment
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The drastic increase in ticks, and having 70-80s days in October and early November, say to me that the climate is undergoing some changes, but like you said, there have always been unusual swings back and forth.Originally posted by jhjimbo View Post
The NWS and media weather-people use of the word "normal" has been completely politicized. They use the 30-year average to state a "normal" temperature and precipitation level -- right down to the decimal point -- for every single day of the year. But anybody should realize that average is never a true indicator of normal, since the extremes, up and down, affect an average as much or more so than all the mid-level readings.
The more narrowly defined the "normal" reading, the easier it is to say that something isn't normal. If the average-based "normal" for April 10th is 43.6, they'll talk about 30 or 51 as below or above normal -- "this is NOT where we should be for April 10th!" one of my local TZV meteorologists would say -- when we all know that those are perfectly normal temperatures for springtime. Before climate change was a political issue, forecasters always talked about normal ranges of temperatures, not a specific temp. (and talked about how up-and-down and unpredictable the weather always was in spring and fall)
And they always talk about these "normals" with total ignorance of what would truly be remarkable: If the temperature and precipitation readings really did consistently land right on those 30-year averages all or even most of the time!
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The sun is back up in Point Barrow Alaska again. First time since Nov 18. Spring is coming. The solar panels will still be worthless for another few months yet!!!!
Let's GO Brandon!!!Comment
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