Our first winter storm passed through last night and the temperature dropped from 91 degrees on Tuesday to 62 degrees yesterday and even colder this morning - in the 50s. To those of us who are thin-blooded, it was C-O-L-D and I had to turn on the heater this morning. About an hour before sunset yesterday, the sky looked like this to the south:
And like this, still looking south:
Like this to the north:
The northeast:
And the northwest:
And one more, northerly, with a flock of starlings a little unsettled:
And, you know what? We didn't get a drop of rain, snow, sleet, or whatever out of it to my knowledge. I woke up this morning at 4:45 and hopped out of bed to check my rain guage and found nothing. The sun came up as usual and not a cloud in the sky. Oh, well, another beautiful day in the Valley of the Sun!
We've got a few days in the fifties. Nothing much to speak of. I still haven't worn a jacket yet, though I have put the blanket on the bed a few times at night.
ReplyDeleteOh, boy, that extra blanket feels good! It was in the low 40's last night, but will be back in the 80's in a day or two.
DeleteGot up to 55 yesterday and I played nine holes of golf. Oscar it feels like we moved to the valley of the sun going from 7200 feet down to 4300 when I retired last May. You and Charles need to make sure you know where the sun screen is and I am looking for my stocking hat.
DeleteYou'll probably have to stock up on sun screen, too, for the summer, Old Guy.
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