Next Monday and Tuesday, lows will be in the mid-teens, with highs below freezing. In Austin. Got an inexpensive electric blanket for the clowder of semiferal cats we feed for just such an occasion.

3rd flooding event from rain in roughly 1 month here in Northern NJ. I think its time to head to higher ground. 

 miamizsun wrote:

 Red_Dragon wrote:

headlight check!

Single-digit highs this weekend. 

I’m at 1 degree latitude ATM. Monsoon season, pouring rain this morning. A pleasant but warm 80 out there so shorts and sandals.
A week ago, down parkas in snowy Japan. A month before that, beachwear in tropical Australia.

Had to pack for anything and will be glad to offload the winter wear in a few weeks. Spring/summer in Europe.
Don’t hate me because I’m jet lagged…

It's cold out there! A high of 61 F.
Well, for these parts... that's cold.

After getting 16” of snow Sunday I’m about to get hit with 3” of rain with 40-50 MPH winds and flooding is expected. Tried to clean part of the roof today before the rain.
I hope the power stays on.

Anxiety producing for Weezie. 

 oldviolin wrote:
Yup...
A Level 2-3 risk of severe storms is in effect today along with a Wind Advisory. Cloudy, windy and milder with showers and storms likely with some of the rain heavy along with the potential for flooding. Highs in the lower-mid 60s. We have multiple severe threats possible today with damaging winds, flooding and tornadoes possible. As of right now the severe threat window runs from now through about 9 PM. The Wind Advisory is in effect through 10PM with sustained winds of 20-25 mph along with gusts perhaps as high as 45 mph. Be prepared for power loss as some of the trees could be pushed around in the strong winds and impact powerlines.

delugeinal

 ptooey wrote:

i'm in favor!

...HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 PM MST THIS EVENING...

* WHAT...Southwest winds 30 to 45 mph with gusts up to 60 mph for
  the city of Casper and area highways. Gusts 60 to 75 mph
  expected for the north face of Casper Mountain and higher
  elevations.

I'm considering hibernation.

Foooooooog!

 GeneP59 wrote:
That isn't cold?
We wear jackets around here when it's in the 60's. 

 miamizsun wrote:

We're getting high 70s in the day and dipping into the low 60s at night. Good sleeping, but I did need to close up the windows early this morning as the breeze was chilly. A few clouds here and there, and WHALES if you look to the west for any length of time.  First cetaceans of the season spotted yesterday.

 GeneP59 wrote:

And Merry Christmas to you and to all who celebrate. Happy holidays to all who enjoy days off.

 haresfur wrote: 
Merry Christmas there haresfur!

Pouring rain isn't what we usually get for Christmas in my part of Australia. I'd build a fire except I moved all the wood away from the house for bushfire season.

This would have been a good year to roast a turkey instead of the traditional cold Christmas lunch.

43° and cloudy all day.

I’ll take that over cold and S#0W anytime.