-2*F this morning when I got up. Ya don't stay outside very long in those temps!
The only thing that's a positive is that there is no wind today, so it's not too
bad as long as you keep active. Layers upon layers, hand warmers, boots 2 sizes
to large and enuf socks to take up the space, head socks, etc., etc., etc.
Take the precautions, don't stay outside too long, and listen to what your fingers
and toes are telling you, and it's do-able. Don't much like it, but it is what it is, and
hopefully we'll be outta here permanently sometime this year! :dancer01:
Andy :wavey:
It was 65* at midnight and 51* here at 6 AM. It's now 37* and falling!
Yeah, going to be covering a bunch of fruit trees and dripping the outside pipes tonight and tomorrow night. The high tomorrow is only supposed to reach 35 degrees.
I'm not real crazy about this "global warming" problem right now....
He's probably locked himself into the bathroom, playing with his hanging chads...... :rofl1:
Damn... It was supposed to be just partly cloudy today, according to the forecast I saw up to going to bed last night around 4am, but that forecast was WAY off. Been raining here all day long. So much for my thought I would be able to take the blue C5Z out for a drive. And on top of that, we were planning on folding up all the tarps we used to cover the citrus trees today, but now they are all wet as hell and it will take a couple of days of good weather to dry them out so we can put them away.
Heck, they can't even make an accurate forecast 8 hours in advance any longer. Forget about 3 days or longer.
We got DUMPED on by that system. Cats and dogs style. Wind kicked up and blew stuff all over the place. Connie has a big card board box that she uses to help cover some of her smaller plants and that blew right across the porch. I thought I was going to see a tornado pass by. Tree branches are laying all over the yard, but I don't think any trees came down. At least none near to the house. Power went out for a few minutes a few times, too.
Connie just got back from the market and said there is a pond at the end of our road, so don't even think about taking any of the vettes out any time soon.