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  • megoapesnut
    The name says it all!
    • Dec 3, 2007
    • 3727

    65 degrees here in Sunny South Central PA

    And it is a welcome break from the cold. Back to 40 tomorrow, though.
  • Mr.Krusher
    Banned
    • Oct 25, 2010
    • 569

    #2
    Gettin GOOD here as well brother...50s and rising....ahhhhhhhh... Another month or so, and the Mexicano guys next door will be rolling out the barbacoa..and I'll be there with my plate and glass held out.... Tacos AL PASTOR y CERVEZA mi hermanos!!

    I wonder if there is an area on earth that remains at 50-70 deg. year round, and has a decent amount of gray days? Sign me up...

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    • GlobalObserver
      Persistent Member
      • Aug 12, 2004
      • 2220

      #3
      Sunny & 78ºF yesterday!

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      • wolfie
        Persistent Member
        • Dec 31, 2007
        • 1567

        #4
        It feels like it's minus something here in the UK and the forcast is rain and more rain.

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        • Mr.Krusher
          Banned
          • Oct 25, 2010
          • 569

          #5
          ^ Sorry to hear. I enjoy the dark and gray, especially at night with a partner, but yes, a bit too long and it might end up as 'The Shining'. In Upstate NY, around the Paul Smith's area - Lake Placid - where they held the 1980 Winter Olympics, (I met and dated my ex-wife here....) the old timers call it the 'Seven Years Winter'....and it FEELS like it brother...7+ months of HEAVY snow and many days without sun....

          My people typically thrive in this though...I have a picture of my older brother, circa 1970s. He is standing in the woods in Minerva, close to Schroon Lake, and he is up to his waste in snow. His beard and hair are covered in snow and ice, like a frost giant, and he is holding three beavers out in one hand, and a rifle in the other.

          Long, cold, and dark seasons for sure...this is why the BEST ghost stories come from the New England area....

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          • Mikey
            Verbose Member
            • Aug 9, 2001
            • 47258

            #6
            It's about 65º here in the Poconos

            Weird seeing so much snow still on the ground but it's 65º outside

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            • megoapesnut
              The name says it all!
              • Dec 3, 2007
              • 3727

              #7
              Here's something even weirder. About 6 or 7 years ago it was 80 degrees at the beginning of March and we still had some snow on the ground. I was at Blue Mountain, snowboarding in shorts and a T-shirt.

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              • Mikey
                Verbose Member
                • Aug 9, 2001
                • 47258

                #8
                Originally posted by megoapesnut
                Here's something even weirder. About 6 or 7 years ago it was 80 degrees at the beginning of March and we still had some snow on the ground. I was at Blue Mountain, snowboarding in shorts and a T-shirt.
                That is freaky

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                • Brad
                  Batman Fanatic
                  • Aug 20, 2010
                  • 1230

                  #9
                  We have had a few days in the high 50's and it has melted down the snow like crazy! I am shocked that there hasn't been any flooding yet.


                  And I still remember when we were out at the farm in PA for our yearly vacation. I believe it was April of 2005 and the Susquehanna flooded very badly. We are almost at the top of a mountain and one direction is highway 11 which was flooded, the other direction had a bridge that was washed out. We were stuck there for 3 days before the water receded enough to go anywhere.


                  The only good part of being stranded was that we had stopped off in Pittsburgh and picked up a Kawasaki I bought from a friend so I had a lot of time to drive it around the area which was fun. I took a ton of pictures to show my friends when we got back home because I wasn't sure if they would believe me when I told them how bad it was. Of course it was so bad that it hit the national news and everyone knew what had happened. Just our luck that it happened during our vacation.


                  There were still a few bridges and roads that hadn't been repaired when we went back the following year. That was when we started going there in August instead of April.
                  "Never take a person's dignity: it is worth everything to them, and nothing to you." - Frank Barron

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                  • toys2cool
                    Ultimate Mego Warrior
                    • Nov 27, 2006
                    • 28605

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Mr.Krusher
                    Gettin GOOD here as well brother...50s and rising....ahhhhhhhh... Another month or so, and the Mexicano guys next door will be rolling out the barbacoa..and I'll be there with my plate and glass held out.... Tacos AL PASTOR y CERVEZA mi hermanos!!

                    I wonder if there is an area on earth that remains at 50-70 deg. year round, and has a decent amount of gray days? Sign me up...
                    lol nice
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                    • toys2cool
                      Ultimate Mego Warrior
                      • Nov 27, 2006
                      • 28605

                      #11
                      70 all day and then 60's at night
                      "Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee

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                      • megoapesnut
                        The name says it all!
                        • Dec 3, 2007
                        • 3727

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Brad
                        And I still remember when we were out at the farm in PA for our yearly vacation. I believe it was April of 2005 and the Susquehanna flooded very badly. We are almost at the top of a mountain and one direction is highway 11 which was flooded, the other direction had a bridge that was washed out. We were stuck there for 3 days before the water receded enough to go anywhere.
                        I remember that. It took out one of the bridges in Harrisburg and damaged the one that goes across to City Island.

                        It actually hit 70 here later in the day. I was ready to get the Harley out for the weekend until I checked the weather. Not only is it dropping quick, but 50 mph winds. Guess I gotta wait a while for some riding weather.

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                        • HardyGirl
                          Mego Museum's Poster Girl
                          • Apr 3, 2007
                          • 13950

                          #13
                          It's been no higher than 45 degrees in Oakland, cold and RAINY!!
                          "Do you believe, you believe in magic?
                          'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
                          Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
                          If your mission is magic your love will shine true."

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