Day temp fine and sunny 27C overnight high was 34.8C at 5am when i got up....averaged about 33C most of the uncomfortable night...
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N4521U
Colonel
Hope all you Texans are not in the Fire zone!
They look as bad as here in Oz!
CA, what in Tarnation.... 10ft of Snow??????
They look as bad as here in Oz!
CA, what in Tarnation.... 10ft of Snow??????
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Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
Went from 70 degrees yesterday to 19 degrees this morning 
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Pleasures of what is to come!Went from 70 degrees yesterday to 19 degrees this morning
Greg Boeser
1st Sergeant
It was 5 here.Went from 70 degrees yesterday to 19 degrees this morning
N4521U
Colonel
It's 35C here!
Erich
the old Sage
snow ~
Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
Beautiful out today.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Sunny and going to push 29C, currently 17C.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
More than that, plus the Sierras and Siskyious are having repeated blizzards.
I believe it was a ski area near Tahoe that was experiencing winds in excess of 100mph.
Here in East Redding, there's been light rain with snow all around - but, he temps have been dropping all afternoon. Currently, it's 38° at 15:00 - it was 46° at noon.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
We had two February days, and then false spring came back yesterday and today. We're looking at 70s/low 80s for the next week.
N4521U
Colonel
Nice enough to do some spray painting!!!!! Wahoo
Donivanp
Major
Thanks Bill, this is after all Texas and the fires are 650 miles north of here, at least for my part. North panhandle area. But from all accounts, it's a mean one, a real mean one. Prairie fires often are.
N4521U
Colonel
Like our bush fires........................ from Hell!
fubar57
General
We still have 94 burning.....in the middle of freakin' winter
ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
MN DNR is posting a 'high' rating fire watch for significant parts of Minnesota (basically the southern half) due to a combination of dry ground and moderate-high winds. Usually this does not occur until late-May or early-June. Usually we have snow on the ground this time of year.
A 'high' rating means fires start easily and spread at a fast rate
A 'high' rating means fires start easily and spread at a fast rate
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25C today fine and sunny.
fubar57
General
-21°C/WC -29°C. Normal for this this time of year, 0
fubar57
General
-30°C, 4°C on Friday
