It's 32 F here with a forecast of 3-5" of snow, 100% chance. This would be the first snow of the winter; I see the first few flakes now. It's dark and gloomy; it seems like we haven't seen the sun in weeks.
It was blowing all the way to the beach. I don't know if it blew through the canyons or over Saddleback, but even here it rattled shingles and blew down trees, some signs came crashing down, itwas a mess, I'm glad it's over for now.
La Habra doesn't get the wind too much.
I'm right down the road from Yorba Linda, which does get the wind, whoo-ee! ("Wind Tunnel" in Spanish?)
When I heard the weather forecast on the morning news I drove to the gas station to fill up the tank before work tomorrow. They haven't done the best job cleaning the streets here, I think they waited too long, and I heard we got 4-6" of snow.
It's 32 F here with a forecast of 3-5" of snow, 100% chance. This would be the first snow of the winter; I see the first few flakes now. It's dark and gloomy; it seems like we haven't seen the sun in weeks.
There was definitely more snow than I expected. When I listened to the weather forecast on the news around 8am while I was getting ready for work I heard 2-3 inches. I was really surprised by the amount of snow when I left work at 5:30 pm. Hubby dropped me off and picked me up from work today. I hope the main street in my sub-division gets plowed before tomorrow morning. It had not been touched yet when I came home from work. Our driveways were not touched yet either. The city takes care of the streets and a company hired by the association takes care of the drive ways and walkways. They also plow the streets too. I am thinking that it will happen later tonight since it looks like it stopped snowing finally.
When I heard the weather forecast on the morning news I drove to the gas station to fill up the tank before work tomorrow. They haven't done the best job cleaning the streets here, I think they waited too long, and I heard we got 4-6" of snow.
Growing up in Chicago my first memory of winter and street cleaning in the city was my dad shoveling out his parking space and putting a chair in it to save his spot when he came from work. It's a Chicago tradition!
There was definitely more snow than I expected. When I listened to the weather forecast on the news around 8am while I was getting ready for work I heard 2-3 inches. I was really surprised by the amount of snow when I left work at 5:30 pm. Hubby dropped me off and picked me up from work today. I hope the main street in my sub-division gets plowed before tomorrow morning. It had not been touched yet when I came home from work. Our driveways were not touched yet either. The city takes care of the streets and a company hired by the association takes care of the drive ways and walkways. They also plow the streets too. I am thinking that it will happen later tonight since it looks like it stopped snowing finally.
I remember people saving shoveled out parking spaces when I lived in Chicago. We live in the suburbs now and thankfully have a garage to park in.
Growing up in Chicago my first memory of winter and street cleaning in the city was my dad shoveling out his parking space and putting a chair in it to save his spot when he came from work. It's a Chicago tradition!
At chin level, my indoor temps might seem high, but I moved sensor to 34" from floor and temp hardly gets above 20C anymore, so at chin level there is hot while toes are freezing and somewhere between the two is kind of ok. Again in -5 degrees today and I guess tomorrow going to be above freezing. 65? My toes are seeing that hot perhaps next summer :lol3:@JTbo
I'm sure you have a reason for all of this, but personally I don't care as long as I can stay reasonably warm when I'm inside and I bundle up with layers of clothing when I'm forced to go outside. Anything under 65 is too darn cold for me.LOL. I've become a wimp living in Southern California
. to me! It's my birthday today and NOBODY called me, not even my children, well, my daughter called me YESTERDAY and a friend took me out for dinner and brought me a present a week ago because she knew she would be out of town this week. So I cleaned house all day and forgot all about it until now.
@JTbo I'm sure you have a reason for all of this, but personally I don't care as long as I can stay reasonably warm when I'm inside and I bundle up with layers of clothing when I'm forced to go outside. Anything under 65 is too darn cold for me.LOL. I've become a wimp living in Southern California
.to me! It's my birthday today and NOBODY called me, not even my children, well, my daughter called me YESTERDAY and a friend took me out for dinner and brought me a present a week ago because she knew she would be out of town this week. So I cleaned house all day and forgot all about it until now.
They do this in Boston too. I remember seeing this on the news last winter. it snowed so much that plows didn't plow some of the side streets. I think that was 2 years ago. I would be ticked off if the fire trucks couldn't get down my street to put out a fire..that was the main complaint from people-no way for services to get there if they need them. The cars were buried in the snow and there was about a foot or more of snow-you wouldn't be able to drive through even if you wanted to. Not sure why someone didn't grab someone with a plow and just take care of it-that's what I would have done-got many friends who have a plow on their truck-have them swing down and push it out of the way.Growing up in Chicago my first memory of winter and street cleaning in the city was my dad shoveling out his parking space and putting a chair in it to save his spot when he came from work. It's a Chicago tradition!
There was definitely more snow than I expected. When I listened to the weather forecast on the news around 8am while I was getting ready for work I heard 2-3 inches. I was really surprised by the amount of snow when I left work at 5:30 pm. Hubby dropped me off and picked me up from work today. I hope the main street in my sub-division gets plowed before tomorrow morning. It had not been touched yet when I came home from work. Our driveways were not touched yet either. The city takes care of the streets and a company hired by the association takes care of the drive ways and walkways. They also plow the streets too. I am thinking that it will happen later tonight since it looks like it stopped snowing finally.
Beautiful and dangerous, starts to be -6 degrees now (-21C) so we are going to have one cold night. 48 degrees at the floor, 62 degrees at the desk and 72 degrees at chin level, not a surprise that cats have taken solid hold of my elevated bed :lol3:Happy belated Birthday, @segelkatt
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Oh, JTbo, so pretty! :nod:
It was 25 degrees this morning and frost was everywhere. I had to start the car and let it fun for a few minutes to clear the windows a bit.
Rick took Jackie out for her first morning pee; he came back in and Whew! It's Cold out there!