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Miscellaneous => The Water Cooler -- General Discussions => Topic started by: johnny on April 16, 2018, 04:24:59 PM
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I finally see what Buffalo, NY.deals with when they get dumped with tons of snow.
It started here late Friday night and continued till last night.And our town was pretty much the epic center of this North Central Wisconsin blizzard.All said and done about 33 to 34 inches. >:(
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Please accept my deepest condolences and sympathy for this unseasonal and brutal weather.
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Thanks Tracker. ;D
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We're having a cold spell here also...it only hit 74 today.
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Buffalo definitely gets its fair share of snow each winter but I'm ready for it to be done.
It snowed again today after freezing rain and ice over the weekend.
Ugh!
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I have to drive from Florida to Northern Ontario a week from today. Hope it warms up!
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Well Duane we have a road trip planned to drive down to Alabama leaving next Monday.We were going to do it two years ago but my wife fell on the bottom step in the house and broke her foot.
We have never been down south.Now with this big storm we had last weekend and snow piled up 3 feet on the side of the house I think we are going to wait till Wednesday maybe,just in case water seeps in the basement Add to that they are forecasting more snow on Friday.
However, as you probably know they clean the interstate highways up pretty fast.
Have a safe trip.
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We are supposed to be 80 this weekend in sunny California
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Last Saturday night I called an old friend We were in the midst of this blizzard,got a voice mail.He called back later and said they were out in the back yard having a little picnic.He lives in California. ;D
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Went to Amelia Shotgun Sports today with friend to kill a bunch of clay pigeons. Was cold last night (55 degrees) but was 87 by noon.
Weather report courtesy of Northeast Florida R9 owner! ;D
PS: I moved from the mountains of NE TN near Asheville, NC 3 years ago...miss the first snow, but not all the others after that!
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There is no question that this winter/spring has been a hard one that keeps on coming.
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I hate to bring this up (no, I really don''t) but this has been one of the best springs on the Texas Gulf Coast in many years. Mild temps and moderate rain have been a pleasant surprise.
We have had the house and car windows open a lot this year.
Bad news is it will change soon. Blazing temps, high humidity, bugs and all the other things that make our summers so special are around the corner.
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Those who are able depart the Gulf Coast in the summer for higher altitudes and lower temperatures and humidity.
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Not us...We look forward to the summer here on the West Coast of Florida. No tourists/snowbirds, no waiting at restaurants, the best boating & beautiful summer breezes. Our humidity levels here in the greater Sarasota area aren't that bad.
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The West Coast of Florida is definitely more user friendly than the Gulf Coast of Texas from June through September. Similar to snow birds we have swelter birds who depart for Aspen, Jackson Hole, and San Miguel Allende, among other seasonal climate welcoming sites.
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Well,the mid 50's tomorrow and Sunday.I will keep working on moving the snow away from the foundation of the house.It's still about two and a half feet deep,but by Monday we should be in good enough shape to drive down to Green Bay,pick up our rental car and head down to Alabama hopefully Tuesday and visit the south a bit where neither of us have ever been.
I don't care how humid it is.I have never been so tired of snow like this last one and I have lived in Norther Wisconsin for the last 40 years,coming from Southern Wisconsin.
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North of Green Bay is definitely out of the Sun Belt. You will enjoy Alabama. If you are on the coast I recommend a swing through Fairhope, a beautiful small town with a lot of class and good restaurants.
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I just looked at the map. Fairhope looks like it could be a nice town to visit.My wife has a ticket for, To Kill A Mockingbird, in Monroeville a week from this Saturday.It looks like it isn't a whole long ways from there.
I'm looking forward to getting for the first time in my life,fresh sea food,except when I was in Japan for a week of R&R.And that was a street vendor,and we were probably too drunk to taste it.I think it was squid.
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Monroeville isn't far at all. Point Clear, just outside of Fairhope, is also a beautiful spot to visit. There is a rather expensive Marriott there but you can sit on their deck with a water view and have drinks and dinner without staying there. Many years ago it was called the Grand Hotel before Marriott established a beachhead there.
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Thanks again Tracker for the info.