***Official 2023 Weather Thread***
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And strangely enough, places like the Mojave desert are drier than normal too and considered in a drought. Not because it’s a desert. You understand what drought means, right?
If peeps want to argue climate change and such take it to the cave. Same goes for carrying your personal fights from the cave over to here in the regular forums.
Yep, the little yellow pieces are below moderate drought.| U.S. Drought Monitor
droughtmonitor.unl.edu
It'll be here eventually. It seems like January is usually more our bitter cold month and February into march where we get more of the snow accumulations. Hopefully we got our bitter cold out of the way last month, I'm fine with riding with a couple weeks in the 40s after that.
Got plenty here. Had to look for my vintage cross country gaiters to put over my winter boots for walkabout in the woods the other day. Was thinking of something my dad said to little kid me as I was "helping" him shovel "Pile it further back, there's more coming." Exiting my alley my view north is completely blocked by snow, have to nose out into the street and hope if someone's coming they will go around or stop.
On our way to Ames for wrestling. No issues thus far, several mike visibility and no ice accumulation on road or vehicle.
Frosty and a bit of fog here in Ames. People are forgetting their headlights, though. Sigh.
Drove down to Ankeny, fog started lifting north of Ames. Maybe a couple slick spots here and there.
Loving this 40/50 degree weather. Hopefully it keeps up for a couple more weeks and I can get my race hauler remodel completed before it gets cold again.
It's windows and siding over here.
Been waiting 10 months, so I'm not going to turn away the warm up this week.
Wake me up when I grab my golf clubs from the basement.
