In the Land of Eternal Rain and 40 Degrees...

Try 28 in Coos Bay and the snow is still hanging around.
Special Elk season tomorrow and it supposed to rain for the next week.
 
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I live near Centralia Washington.
Yesterday it was 13 degrees.
Today it was 13 degrees.
I see a pattern here,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :wink:
 
0.0 here, on the high desert, at 02:30 this morning. It's 10.9 now, at 9:47. Might have to wear a coat today. :wink:
+1 on the "catch a big one" Charlies.
 
You can keep that. Here in the mitt.... it may be -5 outside right now, but there is bright sunshine. With snow on the ground, sunglasses are a must or you will be snow blind for about 10 minutes anytime you enter indoors....
 
I win! Or loose depending on how you look at it. -24 degrees at 7:30 am going to work this am.
 
You folks need to quit picking on those special needs elk, next thing you know it will be all over the news, like that incident in Chicago. Just a joke folks don't get your panties in a wad.
 
Back 20 years or so ago, I spent a LOT of time in Oregon & Washington starting up a bunch of gas turbine compressor sets.

I spent as long as 6 weeks at a time at various sites, and in some cases I NEVER saw the sun the entire time I was at a given site. Close a couple times, but never what you'd call a 'clear' sky. I love the area in the northwest, but I'd have to live east of the Cascades or I'd end up cutting my own throat! lol
 
skeeter said:
I win! Or loose depending on how you look at it. -24 degrees at 7:30 am going to work this am.
Hard to beat the temps in MI. Had relative in MI that said she smeared Vaseline on her face to go outside as a kid.
It's a balmy 32 here in northern MD.
 
My son lives in Woodland Washington and daughter in Vancouver Wa. I will visit, BUT will not live there. I want to see the sun and horizon. I get that crowded feeling. greg
 
A little different for, that is for sure. Sent o e of the pump trucks out today and even though it was plugged in and lights in the better pump and inlet and outlet valves the valves were still froze shut by the time Mitch got to the first job. Where we don't run heated collars like in the Midwest, it just isn't worth trying to take trucks out in subfreezing temps. SORRY FOLKS, USE A BUCKET UNTIL WE CAN GET THERE!
 
Galaxiedan said:
I had to put on a jacket this morning because it was 50 degrees! Fortunately it warmed up to 81!


I know what you mean; I thought about wearing my PINK shorts, white socks and sandals BUT didn't want to be mistaken for a Northern Snowbird/Q-Tip Head. You can always spot them in Wally World !!
 
The last few days here (just south of Olympia), have been COLD but sunny w/o a cloud in the sky. Absolutely beautiful! The clouds are starting to come in as we speak.
 
Those coastal Oregonians (many imported from places like Berkeley and San Francisco) go ape poop when the temperature drops below 40. Wayno is upset about 17 deg and a few inches of snow when we Central Oregonians have 4 feet of snow and minus 5 deg temps. We actually hit 20 deg above today for a brief shining moment. It was quite pleasant. I just barely got out to the main road today in my 4WD F-250 with new snow tires on all four corners.

I am just funning you Wayno.

John
 
34 right now on the upper Texas coast, supposed to maybe freeze tonight - for the firt tiem in several years!

Mike
 
This coastal Oregonian arrived forty years ago from North Central New Hampshire. I never complain about the cold just reporting the facts
 
It's -17 here now, and bound to get colder before morning. I could have stayed in Anchorage for that.

Should have been -7, (instead of 17) now it's -10. I'm really hoping it warms up a LOT before the rain comes in. Doesn't look like it according to the weather guesser.
 
Not bad here. Had 16" of snow on the roof of my storage shed yesterday morning and 19F. Finally got the driveway cleared today. Supposed to be some more crud coming. But it's still a hell of a lot better than SE Alaskan weather. That's where the REAL 50F summers and eternal rain is. A six week long drizzle starting in June and ending in late July? That's Ketchikan with it's rain average of 168". I did think fondly of my long gone snowblower yesterday though.
 

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