No apologies needed.
Spent many 4th of Julys near Gualala.

THE ARIZONA CARDINALS are in the SUPERBOWL!!!!!
Prediction: Cardinals 31 ----Steelers 27

OH, 78 degrees yesterday and did a BBQ.

John_AZ

weed

We get our share of cold weather out here as well, the temperature is supposed to drop to a high of +69F on Wednesday, and it may RAIN on Sunday.

Snow flakes this AM. Winter for another 50-60 days. I think it's OK...four seasons are nice to see around here. :)

Shorts and flip-flops to work this morning, it was 7o degrees at 5:30 am in Orange. 9 days in a row of 80+ degrees.
Unfortunately the low humidity is drying out my sunuses, or is that sini? ;)

Yeah... but we are all a bunch of gay drug addicts.

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[QUOTE=nostatic;4426603]Today

Air temp: 80F
Water temp: 53F (that's what wetsuits are for)
Winds: offshore, 5-15mph
Swell: NW groundswell, 2-3'

Highlight other than tubes you could drive a small car through was a gray whale swimming about 15' away from me.

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I don't need no stinking waves :D Woke up to this... that's after 4" yesterday


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Lake Superior....Dry suit weather.....http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1232396039.jpg
NOT me btw.

Sweet! Whole new meaning to "Winter swell"

Dick alert: It'll be about 70F here, today.

At least the sun is currently out...but the roads/lots are very slushy...we need more snow to cover it up so it looks clean again...

Mid 60's here on the front range today. I drove the Turbo into work.

Supposed to be almost 70 tomorrow, I am going to ride the motorcycle in.

It will be snowing in a week I am sure.

Bill

Don't be deceived by the CA propaganda pics. It has snowed (made the ground all white for about 20 min.) TWICE since I've lived in S.D. County! And this was in S.D. proper and some of the coastal burghs (which have to be also constantly on the alert for Tsunamis).

Snow is a serious threat and affects the back country every winter to the extent that skis must be used in the mountains that loom ominously, clearly visible from the coast (on the rare days that smog lets you see more than a half mile).

If that's not bad enough, it's a freakin' desert (avg. less than 10" annual rainfall)!

And then Mf Nature plays a dirty trick every couple of years and makes it rain a lot and every freakin' thing grows and gets all green and pretty.

Good, right? Yeah - then the desert sun dries it all into parchment, everything turns dead brown, lightening strikes and the whole freakin' county goes up in flames!

And the devastating, dehydrating Santa Ana winds frequently blow in from the desert on top of that, making the suicide and crime rates sky rocket.

Did I mention the earthquakes?

Maybe the WORST thing is the toll this miserable frying pan takes on Porsches, whose merciless owners thoughtlessly wear them out by driving them, year after year, all year long instead of letting them rest for the winter.

Ooooooh, I wouldn't move here if I were you! :)

No not all of us, just most ;)

Do you know when that was taken and what the air temp was? This week was probably -30 up there, or colder. We go to Madeline Island in the summer, Lake Superior is too cold for me on the warmest day of the year. It's like needles in your skin. :cool:

I move to SoCal about 30 years ago when I came out here at Xmas to visit a friend then went back to Boston and spent two day pickaxing my VW out of about 6 feet of snow that had turned to ice from it being repeatedly plowed in by the snow plows.

Hot here in juneau,,45 deg.
But we will have food 3 days from now.
will you ??

No, there's no way that's correct. :)

It's a deep burn
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