How's the Weather There?

bmwracer wrote:
I've got some relatives in Fresno... It's toasty out there. :beaten:

one of the things that i WON'T miss about this place :grumble:

not to cold and its novemeber
thats good for me :dancing:

91!!! Just a couple days ago we were in the 40's :crazy:

It's toasty warm outside, but it's actually cold in my house... :headscratch:

It's freeezing in t ye Olde Clovis-landia today...

Hmmm.. I'm drunk.

88F and 11% humidity.

The San Fernando Valley is going up in flames. :sweat:

67 F & raining, in a couple of days it's going to be in the mid to low 30s

bmwracer wrote:88F and 11% humidity.

The San Fernando Valley is going up in flames. :sweat:

Yup 89 and I can see the smoke to the north. It's a good 10-15 miles from me though. :sweat: [/list:u]

bmwracer wrote:88F and 11% humidity.

The San Fernando Valley is going up in flames. :sweat:

this weather sucks,....we desparately need moisture, humidity, and lots of rain. :bleh:

gaijinmark wrote: Yup 89 and I can see the smoke to the north. It's a good 10-15 miles from me though. :sweat: [/list:u]

The smoke plume finally reached the beach areas: the sky's gray and the sun is red-orange... :sweat:

And ash is falling from the sky. :bleh:

A pseudo-nuclear winter. :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

Any news if the Santa Ana winds have already let up in Montecito?

littlemissfab wrote:Any news if the Santa Ana winds have already let up in Montecito?

Judging from the live news feed, I think not. :sweat:

I drove North to Orangeville today for a babyshower. It's located in the snowbelt. We got stuck in a snow storm and it took hours to get home. Here in my city there wasn't so much as a flurry.

Wynter wrote:I drove North to Orangeville today for a babyshower. It's located in the snowbelt.

And appropriately named as well. :nut: [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: And appropriately named as well. :nut: [/list:u]

lol! I know, eh?

Walked out this morning to pick up my newspaper and there's ash everywhere... And it's still falling from the sky. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Walked out this morning to pick up my newspaper and there's ash everywhere... And it's still falling from the sky. :sweat:

Man, that's frightening. I much prefer the soft snow flakes falling outside my window.

Are you very close to the fires?

Wynter wrote:Man, that's frightening. I much prefer the soft snow flakes falling outside my window.

Are you very close to the fires?

Not at all... A good 25+ miles at least.

But the smoke plume is a different story... Like I said: Nuclear winter. :sweat:

I wonder what the satellite view must look like... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Not at all... A good 25+ miles at least.

But the smoke plume is a different story... Like I said: Nuclear winter. :sweat:

I wonder what the satellite view must look like... :sweat:

Over 25 miles and you're getting ash? Yikes. Must be heavy winds, too.

bmwracer wrote:
Not at all... A good 25+ miles at least.

But the smoke plume is a different story... Like I said: Nuclear winter. :sweat:

I wonder what the satellite view must look like... :sweat:

I went out this morning...there's ash everywhere...cars, lawn, in the air, etc.