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October started out exceptionally hot and humid in North Carolina this year. Gonna be in the 70's and 80's (F) this weekend though.
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MattiThundrrr
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October started cold in Canada. Leaves are dropping like politicians' lies. Did I mention that it's also election season?
October started cold in Canada. Leaves are dropping like politicians' lies. Did I mention that it's also election season?
Oh man... you too...
MattiThundrrr
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Was literally freezing when I biked home from the watering hole. Good thing my blood was sufficiently thinned to deal with it
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It's just now about to be in the suggested temp range for painting around here.
So I might have to see if I can throw one more in the mix.
So I might have to see if I can throw one more in the mix.
Record breaking heat every day this month so far in Alabama. Upper 90's (near 100) along with unbearable humidity!
Still raining and cold in the BACK40. Sunday - Wednesday we have highs in the 60's and mostly sunny. Rare occurrence in our part of the world this time of year. So, tomorrow I begin pulling parts, prepping the frame, and then painting. Need it done by Wednesday night. Bottom falls out after that.
Yesterday I went to the last post apocalyptic party this season organised by my group Flying Caravans, again to the abandoned factory in Piekary, and the temperature dropped suddenly from 54 to a freezing 30. Good thing that we packed an old coal stove - if it wasn't for that we would surely freeze to death. I remember that autumn has a tendency to be cold, but that violent weather... that's something new.
I have not started my build or thread yet, but we had 38C (104F) on Sunday and dropped to 8C (46F) for Monday, I don't know what to do or wear each day at the moment!
With all the horrific images in the news from Australia, Luke how are you doing?
Don’t know exactly where Luke is but I’m on the NSW coast. Smell of smoke is regular and there are plenty of local fires popping up on my fires near me app.
Seems the NSW south coast has been worst hit, but I’ve been on holidays up the Mid North Coast for a week and haven’t really been listening to the news. home is safe in Lake Macquarie, but some events have been cancelled due to poor air quality there.
Seems the NSW south coast has been worst hit, but I’ve been on holidays up the Mid North Coast for a week and haven’t really been listening to the news. home is safe in Lake Macquarie, but some events have been cancelled due to poor air quality there.
His moving post mentioned Broken Hill, NSW...
...looks pretty non-eventful
...looks pretty non-eventful
Certainly hope for the best for everyone in Australia.
This video shows fire progression to the sea.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1213399606706479104
I understand long time drought led up to this. I wish we could send them some of the excess water we have here.
This video shows fire progression to the sea.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1213399606706479104
I understand long time drought led up to this. I wish we could send them some of the excess water we have here.
It’s very dry here. I’m on the coast where we quite often get afternoon storms and summer is growing season. Normal summer routine is mowing the lawn once a week, at the most each fortnight or it’s too thick for the mower. Don’t think I’ve mowed since November, and even then it was just taking out the tall weeds.
Up in cairns, North Queensland in the tropics my sister has bought in water a second time because they haven’t had monsoonal rains to fill them up. Normally the might buy a tank full late October becuase the rains kick in some time in November. .
Up in cairns, North Queensland in the tropics my sister has bought in water a second time because they haven’t had monsoonal rains to fill them up. Normally the might buy a tank full late October becuase the rains kick in some time in November. .
We had a drought here maybe 5 years ago. Only lasted 1 year, but it was bad. Our hay crop was only 1/4 of usual and our second cutting was only weeds - and not many of them. Dairy farms and people with horses had to import hay from out of state. We had wild fires too, but nothing disastrous. Just scary enough realize how awful droughts are.
At least you can grow hay there . My hay bill was the most expensive cost of owning horses when I had them .We were paying
$8 a bail for T/A from Canada .
$8 a bail for T/A from Canada .
