How’s The Weather Where You Are?

Snakes are probably more dangerous than bears, but Black Widow Spiders and Brown Recluse are worse, and we don't have those either...no Fire Ants, chiggers.... We can shoot the bigger ones where we live.

 

I read that, too, @Martin Alonzo.

 

It's a beautiful day; supposed to be around 80 degrees this afternoon.

 

-21 F. this morning and not supposed to get above 0 F. today.... Probably won't be doing too much playing outside today, but the snowmachine is running and my son put a trail through the swamp yesterday, so...who knows?

 

This photo will give you a good idea of what our weathers like ..it’s coool to cold you wouldn’t believe it’s late spring here in South Australia …my hubby kept a record of rain and day time temps since we’ve lived here
( escaped from the city to country) so we’ve been in this country / seaside location ( 500 mtrs from the beach ) 15.5 years and it’s the coldest wettest winter we’ve had since 2006.
It’s been around 14 c most days …think that’s around the 55f mark it’s summer here in 3 weeks time

I took this photo yesterday at about 1 pm oops photo sideways I’ll try to fix and repost

 

A couple more photos



Ship is a memorial for the many who have been lost at sea and never found

 

cold.

 

Yes very cold @Shirley Martin do you remember I mentioned one time how the beach is really sandy on one part and really rocky limestone cliffs on the other part …..this part normally looks white / glistening but with the strong winds we’ve had this winter makes it looks very wind blown.

There is a huge caravan park and housing estate the other side of those dunes.

 

Awesome pictures, Kate,!!! reminds me of Maine !! We lived near the Atlantic ocean ( 7 miles),, they had a long walk way out to the lighthouse. was one mile, one way, i use to walk it everyday that i could during the week,,

 

Here in B.C. we are in what can only be called 'interesting times', with floods so damaging that currently anybody on the west coast of the province can no longer get to the rest of Canada because all routes are damaged to the point of having to be shut down. It looks to remain the case for awhile.

The western provinces often talk (rant) about separating from the rest of Canada, but this is a bit extreme. Not to mention, Vancouver and Vancouver Island will make for a pretty small country, and we don't have any nukes (or energy, as we on the coast are famously laid back) to blow up our enemies.

 

I understand a number of roads and rail lines have washed out, too. I guess it is the result in part due to the wildfires earlier. We just have cold and clear-- -28 and sunny, but no snow or rain falling.

 

It's typical November weather with highs in the 40's and lows in the 20's and 30's. No major weather events in sight.

 

48°F and clear tonight; 75° tomorrow.

 

Yes, all roads leading into the interior are closed at the moment, although I think one minor highway will reopen this weekend. And just like that, we have gas rationing, starting today. Yesterday was a zoo around here, hours-long line-ups to get what precious little gas was still around. We have 1/2 a tank but have nowhere we need to be so we're not worried. We can get anywhere we need to go on foot or by bicycle. I feel for people who are working, though.