The Icey coldy Brrrrrrrrrrrr approacheth

Read 'em and toss another log (any size small or large depending upon the stove, furnace whatever) on the fire: http://www.wunderground.com/severe.asp?region=ne&setprefs.0.key=SVRMAP&setprefs.0.val=ne

 

Bring it on!

 

Talkin 64 day and 45 night temps by Sat. Awesome wind and temps to be outside here today.

 

High 50's,low 60's daytime and high 30's @ night starting Thursday for us. Was a high of 32 in Calgary Alberta today with snow. Bring er' on, we're ready.

 

Bout' the same here Dennis... only a day or two later.

 

Hate to say it, but still mid-80s here in the South.

 

59 high and 45 low on Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. Will be a much needed break from the hot dry Texas panhandle weather.

 

It is cool, but I sure can breath easier! Sleep better too.

 

Nope, the reason for firing up the stove is to verify that my system works not for heating. I replaced the auger motor during the hot season as well as cleaned the stove and did gasket work. I just buttoned it up without starting it up long enough to light a fire off, not even long enough to fill the auger system up. I would like to be certain it all works as it should before I need it. The stove was installed on a nice hot August day in 2008 so I know I don't want to have a fire until it gets a lot cooler. It got burned in with the windows and doors open, it was still too damm hot. Bear and heat do not mix.

 

Got mine going now. Wife is happy.

 

To borrow from Snowy Rivers sounds too spendy to me.

 

Looky click on those white areas http://www.wunderground.com/severe.asp?region=nw&setprefs.0.key=SVRMAP&setprefs.0.val=nw snow is on the way for some folks.

While I'm pointing out non gore bull warming stuff hows that large number of major hurricanes coming along. Whats that, we have a hurricane drought?

 

It's 47f as I type this with a high of 50 predicted. Next couple days will be upper 40's maybe 50's type of scenario with lots of wet falling! Kinda puts a damper on getting "load number 13" with the pickup. (Found a good spot out in the woods that I just can't stay away from!)

 

I promised the trees cut the same in the rain as they do in the sun

I work rain or shine, doesn't bother me much. I get busy enough that I don't even notice the rain.

 

I never worked in the rain unless it was an emergency. I get wet, cold. The ground gets slippery. Glasses get wet then I can't see a darn thing. I'm not motivated to work in those conditions.