Red Mosquito

Doug, I’m in another world here. Snow on the weather app - Not a flake to be seen, yet the schools were closed today and yesterday.

Some parts of the district are at higher elevations however - the entire district was closed.

Was 19F when i woke up this morning. Going to be 70F here on Thursday

Finally warmer weather here. About 2C-3C now. A lot of melting snow, some has turned to ice.

The entire city is an ice rink this morning. Main roads are passable enough, but the side streets are covered in ice. Warming up later so hopefully that thaws it all out. Gonna be a lot of sore butts this morning.

spike wrote:The entire city is an ice rink this morning. Main roads are passable enough, but the side streets are covered in ice. Warming up later so hopefully that thaws it all out. Gonna be a lot of sore butts this morning.

did you move to boystown?

lol

Wet but warmer. I’ll take it after the frigid past two weeks.

aw yiss

one of those so called atmospheric rivers today and tomorrow...just rain and wind..comfortable temps in the low 50s

We’ve gone from the coldest overnight temperatures in decades to consecutive days of record highs all within the span of 2-3 weeks this month.

Currently 40 degrees here (104 F), was 38 yesterday (100 F) and will be 39 tomorrow (102 F). Kinda over this Perth summer tbh.

But had our new aircon installed into our bedroom yesterday, so I am cool as a cucumber, at least when I'm sleeping.

This is about the time of year when the winter weather starts to wear on me. Ready for spring

Beautiful spring tease of a day

we got in late last night at the airport and we had a hotel booked..we slept for about 3 hours and drove home at 6am in the SNOW

Sitting on the deck in sunny 70 degree weather.

This will be covered in a dusting of snow by morning.

it didn't have to be like this doug.

Chris_H_2 wrote:it didn't have to be like this doug.

we are old and do not drive in the dark..plus we were dead tired..almost a 24 hour travel day with a 4 hour layover in Charlotte..first time there..ugh

doug rr wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:it didn't have to be like this doug.

we are old and do not drive in the dark..plus we were dead tired..almost a 24 hour travel day with a 4 hour layover in Charlotte..first time there..ugh

When our oldes was coming back from France last year she had to come thru Charlotte. Customs took so long we had to rebook her connecting flight twice while she waited and she still only made it to the gate while the flight was boarding. Good thing too, because that was the last flight of the night. We were pissed. In the whole time she spent there at the airport we could’ve driven there and gotten her back home at the same time.

it's posts like these that make me thankful for living in a city where i can fly so many places in the world direct/non-stop.

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:it didn't have to be like this doug.

we are old and do not drive in the dark..plus we were dead tired..almost a 24 hour travel day with a 4 hour layover in Charlotte..first time there..ugh

When our oldes was coming back from France last year she had to come thru Charlotte. Customs took so long we had to rebook her connecting flight twice while she waited and she still only made it to the gate while the flight was boarding. Good thing too, because that was the last flight of the night. We were pissed. In the whole time she spent there at the airport we could’ve driven there and gotten her back home at the same time.

its definitely one of those airports where you're wise to have global entry..the lines were atrocious and we were through in 2 minutes..half of the plane passengers brought boxes of Bojangles chicken on board..