Sorry to disappoint you egghead weather folks, but we've already crossed that disgusting weather bridge. The photo below was taken two weeks ago at about 7:30AM. That white stuff you see across what was my green lawn... yep, you guessed it. Frost on the pumpkin.
One report tonight suggested we could see temps drop as low as the mid 20's. Break out the electric blankets and get me a cup of hot buttered rum. Mother Nature is off her meds. Stay warm, ya'll. Now where are my electric socks?
Jesse, I am so thrilled to tell you that it cooled down to 80 yesterday! That's a 20 degree drop! I can't imagine having to wear a sweater! Or, ice! Whoah. If you get a little chilly just come this way. We'll warm you up fast!
Later in the rain~Deb
No wonder we've had a few people from Alaska move here. WE get into the teens for lows, but not until at LEAST November, and probably December. And we get Spring by end of March. That's way too much Winter for me where you live.
Jesse, I honestly don't think I could cope living in a colder climate than right here in West Chester. I like spring, summer and fall. I like winter for maybe two weeks prior and up to Christmas. After that, I moving to the RV camp near Amanda! Great picture! Has all of the company come and gone for the season?
I am truly sorry for you Jesse. But I have been dealing with Fog, Rain and more fog and rain for the past 2 weeks so feel sorry for me as well!!
It was beautiful here today Low 70's and low humidity. I love this weather. Stay warm thinking of all your friends all over the country at AR.
All the best!
Hi Jesse...And you are not even tempted to m---?
Only an idea! Ok, so maye not a good one. I like the looks of your neighborhood.
Kate
P.S. I lived in Alaska at one time if you consider Anchorage Alaska. It's not too rugged there.
Jesse - two words ... Southwest Florda! Come on down (avg winter temp of 85) ... but I guess you love where you live huh? I'm sure it is beautiful up there. Good luck!
JESSE, you are bringing back memories of why I will put up with the heat of a Houston summer to enjoy the rest of the year. We lived in Colorado for 15 years and it was not unusual to have frost by the middle of Septemeber but frost in August YUCK.
Global warming at its finest! I don't know what it is, but the last two years I've been just fascinated with the History Channel show "Ice Road Truckers" that tracks drivers who drive on rivers and lakes and this year even the ocean to deliver supplies to mining camps. I have a hard time even imagining walking on ice and the sound of cracking ice that these guys here wouldn't get me to go near it.
While we are certainly no where near frost....I hear ya on the "where did summer go?" Actually, I think my question is "why didn't Summer ever visit?". Look at the brightside, it's time for some late night fireside blog fests :-)
Jesse,
As usual, beautiful photo... I got goosebumps... and another reason to justify being in Florida, as if it needs one... even during that nasty lady Fay
Hi Jessie,
So winter may come early? I'm just amazed at the size of your yard, yikes! Wide open spaces...I love it!
Wow. I never even thought about it being that cold in August. Duh, you're in Alaska. It must be really interesting to live there.
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