Long range...

[MapMan]

weather forecast for my area (from Old Farmer's Almanac):

Winter temperatures will be two degrees above normal, on average, with below-normal precipitation and snowfall. After record cold in the first half of December, most days in January will be much milder than
normal, despite occasional cold periods. Other cold spells will occur throughout February. The snowiest periods will be around Christmas and New Year, in mid-January, and in March.
April and May will be warmer than normal, with near-normal precipitation.
Summer will be hotter than normal, on average, with an especially hot July followed by a cooler August. Rainfall will be slightly below normal.
September and October will have below-normal rainfall. Temperatures will be below normal, on average, in September and above normal in October.

[cow pollinater]

Man, MapMan... I gotta tell you... That's kind of boring... Can't you think of something a little more intellectual to add to the forum than talking about the weather ad nauseum?:p

[Sundance]

ROFLMAO........... Most excellent

[Oldbee]

"Man,...I gotta tell you..That's kind of boring...Can't you think of something a little more intellectual to add to the forum than talking about the weather ad nauseum". cp.

Give MapMan a break! You have to take into account what state he's from, lol. At least we HAVE 'weather' around here. It's not like it's sunny and warm day after day, after month after month.

MapMan; you will have to 'bump up' your thread during the course of the year and see how the weather pans out!

[MapMan]

Very foggy this morning. :(

MM

[MapMan]

from Farmer's Almanac (different from "Old Farmer's Almanac" mentioned above):

For 2008–2009, the Farmers’ Almanac is forecasting a “numbing” winter, with below-average temperatures for at least two-thirds of the country. Only the Far West and Southeast will see near-normal temperatures. Few, if any, locations will enjoy many above-normal temperature days this upcoming season.

Snow?
Precipitation-wise, most of the South, as well as the Midwest, should experience above-normal conditions, while the rest of the nation will average close to normal. With below-normal winter temperatures and an above-normal precipitation forecast, the Great Lakes and Midwest will see above-normal snowfalls, especially during January and February.

Above-normal precipitation is forecast for the Southwest during December 2008 and for the Southeast in January and February 2009. It should also turn out to be an unusually wet and/or snowy February across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

In contrast, for the Pacific Northwest, where wet weather is usually the rule during the winter, February could actually turn out to be a bit drier than normal.

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Vastly different than the Old Farmer's Almanac forecast.


MM

[Sundance]

Fair to partly light today with darkness expected in
several hours.

No matter where you go........... there you are!!

[iddee]

It rained all day the night I left, the weather it was dry.

Sun so hot I froze to death, Suzanna don't you cry.

If tailgater don't get repaired soon, Barry is going to be held responsible for all the mental health counseling bills. We will all be going nuts.

[Bizzybee]

Go check this out iddee, maybe occupy your mind for a bit. :)

Lots of pics and a couple of vids for a Chevy V8 that will fit in your hand. This is pretty cool!

http://www.moyermade.com/chevyV8.html

[iddee]

That's my point, Biz. The guy has been working on it for 10 years and has enough money invested in it to buy a new lamborghini.

And what good is it when he's done?

Nuts, I tell you.. :D

[Bizzybee]

Man!! It can be a retro for Barbie Cars!! Do you realize how many of those are out there! He could make millions, it's just plain mind-boggling what the potential is!!! :D

[iddee]

Go get your counseling started and tell the doc to send Barry the bill. You went over the edge. :D

[Eaglerock]

Weather forecast for my area.

There will be 100% chance of daylight today, with darkness tonight, lifting tomorrow morning, and again, darkness tomorrow night.

[riverrat]

Go get your counseling started and tell the doc to send Barry the bill. You went over the edge. :D

Man did it take closing gator down for you to figure this one out. Bizz went over the edge long ago. Oh lets say about the time he started using his boat motor to mix syrup. :D But if he can get Barry to pay the bill to screw his head on right before he hurts himself with the presto we have a fire pot. It may be a good thing.

[BULLSEYE BILL]

"Tonight's weather, dark, continuing mostly dark tonight, leading to widely scattered areas of light in the morning." -
-- George Carlin

What I am sure of is that it will be just as cold as it was hot, and as wet as it was dry.

[ScadsOBees]

Go check this out iddee, maybe occupy your mind for a bit. :)

Lots of pics and a couple of vids for a Chevy V8 that will fit in your hand. This is pretty cool!

http://www.moyermade.com/chevyV8.html

That could power a really cool leaf blower!! :):doh:

[Bizzybee]

What you mean knockin my boat motor??? I caught just as many fish outta my syrup barrel as I did last two trips to the lake!! I'm just trying to figure out how to mount a dang live well on the side of that blasted barrel now :s

And, asides, I just got my new bottle of happy pills this weekend, I'm good!! :p:p:D

[Oldbee]

Weather forecast for my area.

There will be 100% chance of daylight today, with darkness tonight, lifting tomorrow morning, and again, darkness tomorrow night.

Ya ya! Anudder,...'witz meister'!

MapMan is gonna have a fit!

[MapMan]

Ya ya! Anudder,...'witz meister'!

MapMan is gonna have a fit!

No, I've been said to have such dry humor that whoever is within earshot needs to drink a gallon of water after my jokes. :) I can take it as well as dish it out!

MM