What's the Weather like where you live?

[pnutts]

&4 F at 10 AM feels like 84 F. Going up to 82 F feel like 92 F 

 

My wife's joints are aching.

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

Got two inches of ice cold rain today but I'm not complaining.  Could have just as easily been two inches of snow.

Only 40 degrees F. here with a windchill in the low to  mid 30's.  Yes, a sustained wind is whipping the rain in my face.

 

[CHecker]

So sorry Ross. I'm reading your post as I'm out tending my radishes, kale, green beans and carrots. They're all that's big enough to tend yet. I hope you get warmer weather soon. The benefit you have is heat in summer. We only get 80 plus a week or two per summer. But our climate is great for a whole host of cool crops. So far 66 today, not bad. I'll take it.

[Loopy]

Looks like tomorrow by Lake Superior will be dry and about 44f. The highs for tomorrow are like 47-52.  I won’t get that high right by the lake. ☹️

 

Ross should be warmer where she lives than what I get. 

 

 

 

[pnutts]

It went to 84 today down to 59 at 10 PM then tomorrow  dropping down as day progresses to 39.

[Luezette]

11 hours ago, pnutts said:

&4 F at 10 AM feels like 84 F. Going up to 82 F feel like 92 F 

 

My wife's joints are aching.

 

Yep, I know the feeling!

[Loopy]

It is absolutely beautiful right her3 by Lake Superior. It is 69*f. 😁

 

i can only imagine that that it is about 10* warmer where Ross lives away from the lake.

 

Finally got the chance to mow the big portion of the back lawn. Had to quit when that as done my throat felt parched. 

 

Its supposed to get cooler this afternoon so i’m hoping to get more done. 

 

Huh! Weather Bug says 58* at the shore which is where I live. Wrong! Unless they mean this afternoon 

[pnutts]

We only got to mid 50's F yesterday - high 70's only an hour away.

[Loopy]

Well, wind is now from the north (off the lake) so temp has dropped. 

 

Hoping to get more lawn done...mower won’t start now. Grrrrrr!

[Tia]

Yesterday, tornado in NJ...rains, hail, lightening, and today 

more of the same with some flooding, but no tornado or hail, some

flooding in the area(s).  But, I think about those who reside in Arkansas with

the historic flooding.

[Cushi]

How you know it’s summertime in Texas...

 

 

[CHecker]

Oh dear Jack, there is nothing right about that photo😲

[Cushi]

On 6/23/2019 at 5:14 PM, bagwell1987 said:

Oh dear Jack, there is nothing right about that photo😲

The sad part is that those shoes weren’t specifically made to be a joke. That’s real. Just google boot sandals.

[Guri]

[CHecker]

Guri, THAT is a very pretty pic, to my eye. 

Edited June 27, 2019 by bagwell1987

[Guri]

This is how it was today  

Very rear to have clear sky in London  

[CHecker]

Wow, the road looks like pavers. Interesting.

What bridge is that?

[Guri]

1 hour ago, bagwell1987 said:

Wow, the road looks like pavers. Interesting.

What bridge is that?

Its Albert Bridge. 

[pnutts]

Missed me by about 1/4 mile ( about 0.5 Km )

[Luezette]

Pretty good, though I'm really going by what's said online, lol. 88 degrees exactly. 

But tomorrow? Now that's an entirely different story: 90s, scattered thunderstorms. And I was planning to spend a full day out tomorrow as in all day. Hoo boy!

[Luezette]

On 6/26/2019 at 1:55 AM, Guri said:

Wow! Look like New York.

[Guri]

Just now, Luezette said:

Wow! Look like New York.

Does it?

 

I have never been there but I hope will see it some time in the future. 

[Old]

On 6/25/2019 at 10:55 PM, Guri said:

This looks more like New York: 

[CHecker]

I love the London look, personally I don't think how New York could compare. Although I say this coming from someone who is not a big city person. That said I do love the London look.

[Luezette]

9 hours ago, Guri said:

Does it?

 

I have never been there but I hope will see it some time in the future. 

Yes, more particularly in New York City commonly known as Manhattan.

And you will like it too. I've lived here all my life yet never tire of it even the noise and fast pace (though I would love to visit/move to Virginia, the place of the real happy part of my childhood minus the turmoil).