The Weather Thread

[ScottPuss20]

If anyone finds my heat, could you send it back, please?

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It's down here.

 

[TB]

I appear to be headed in the incorrect direction.

 

[Northstar]

Great week to be working in a barely heated house (Carhartt Bibs make is slightly tolerable).

 

[TB]

This is getting old.

 

[Northstar]

We are now in the period where 40°F feels like a heat wave.

 

[TB]

Should be a good day for a semi-grueling hike.

 

[opelgt1969]

Should be a good day for a semi-grueling hike.

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Have you swam in the bay below Diamond Head? I stayed with a friend that was in the marines back in the 90's. It's like swimming in a very large aquarium. He lived in an apartment that was right below the Crouching Lion on the back side of the Island, it would be a nice hike, I didn't do it as it is almost straight up but I bet it would be a great view.

 

[TB]

Have you swam in the bay below Diamond Head? I stayed with a friend that was in the marines back in the 90's. It's like swimming in a very large aquarium. He lived in an apartment that was right below the Crouching Lion on the back side of the Island, it would be a nice hike, I didn't do it as it is almost straight up but I bet it would be a great view.

We did not. Just walked from our hotel up to Diamond Head and back. Give or take about 12 miles round trip and 760 feet of elevation change. We're exhausted.

 

[opelgt1969]

We did not. Just walked from our hotel up to Diamond Head and back. Give or take about 12 miles round trip and 760 feet of elevation change. We're exhausted.

If you have the time a bus ride around the Island is well worth it. One of the funniest things I saw while there was a cop driving on the freeway with a paper map unfolded all over the windshield trying to find something, remember this was around 1988.

 

[Barra333]

If you have the time a bus ride around the Island is well worth it. One of the funniest things I saw while there was a cop driving on the freeway with a paper map unfolded all over the windshield trying to find something, remember this was around 1988.

There is a joke about donut shops there somewhere...

 

[High-Test]

It rained all day, and now we have snow and a warning for "blizzard conditions." Winds up to 70mph and snow up to 3". I might have mentioned that it rained all day before it got colder. Dear my trees, please stay standing.

 

[CTznOfTime]

Just started raining a little bit for the next 8 hours at least

 

[W3H5]

It’s hot here, as per usual. I’m heading to Malaysia next week. I hear it’s even hotter.

 

[Imbissbrunto]

The weather has actually been really nice and sunny in Germany the last couple of days. It feels like Spring has finally arrived but unfortunately it‘s going to be 8 degrees and cloudy next week. Typical schizophrenic March weather.

 

[TB]

Well, that's really not cool, but it's not so bad.

Seriously? Come on.

🤬 right off with that.

 

[Joey D]

I haven't lived through an actual natural disaster with wife spread destruction in a long time. We lost power on Saturday and still don't have it back, which sucks because that means no heat or water. I'm using my gas stove to heat the house and it's a balmy 48 in here right now. Power poles are snapped in half still and trees are still down everywhere. I've been out with people in the neighborhood cutting trees to get the roads passable. Yesterday the weather was decent, 40 and sunny, but we're getting snow right now and tomorrow the winds are supposed to be 40 mph. Monday was the worst day though. We had a thunderstorm of freezing rain, which was a new one for me. It's a horrible sound laying in bed and hearing the snap of trees over and over again. Thankfully we have a metal roof which can take some pretty hard limb strikes but it's still pretty dented.

Northern Michigan — no stranger to wild weather — tries to cope with days of no power

It is another day without electricity for much of the northern tip of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Utility crews are trying to restore power in a region that was hit by freezing rain last weekend.

apnews.com

 

[Imbissbrunto]

I haven't lived through an actual natural disaster with wife spread destruction in a long time. We lost power on Saturday and still don't have it back, which sucks because that means no heat or water. I'm using my gas stove to heat the house and it's a balmy 48 in here right now. Power poles are snapped in half still and trees are still down everywhere. I've been out with people in the neighborhood cutting trees to get the roads passable. Yesterday the weather was decent, 40 and sunny, but we're getting snow right now and tomorrow the winds are supposed to be 40 mph. Monday was the worst day though. We had a thunderstorm of freezing rain, which was a new one for me. It's a horrible sound laying in bed and hearing the snap of trees over and over again. Thankfully we have a metal roof which can take some pretty hard limb strikes but it's still pretty dented.

Northern Michigan — no stranger to wild weather — tries to cope with days of no power

It is another day without electricity for much of the northern tip of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Utility crews are trying to restore power in a region that was hit by freezing rain last weekend.

apnews.com

Sorry to hear that, I really hope things will be back to normal soon. Wishing you all the best!

 

[TB]

View from one of my construction cameras.