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Beautiful Fall Day

Mrs.Greg

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I just checked the out door thermometer....28 C out there.For you Americans we're sitting at around 80F. The orange ,yellow red leaves are the prettiest I've seen in alot of years. This Canuck could get really used to this weather..... :)
 

MsSage

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Waiting for pictures of fall leaves...hint hint.... Panhandle has NO trees :(
I miss fall leaves..................
 

Jigger Boss

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Its sittin at 21C here today, was at least 22/23 yesterday. Today I managed to slide my butt down the porch stairs , took my walker with me and managed to make it to the far end of the lean-to and scrambled onto the quad and went for a much needed drive (escape)... ALONE!!, well Brannah came for the jog :D :D :D . Got water to the horses too. They're not overly well looked after if I'm not around or can't do it :x
 

Mrs.Greg

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kolanuraven said:
Why I wonder why you're not wiping sweat at 80F........you hate heat as bad as I hate cold.
Kola....80 fall is not the same as 80 summer,hard to explain the air,just is different. I love fall the very best and this year is awesome.

Sage....I'd love to post pics,I took some nice ones but my computer hates me and my camera..... :cry: :?
 

Jassy

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We've had the nicest fall weather these last 2 weeks...warmin up to the 70's and cool down to the 40's at nite...not much wind either...just enuff to keep the windmills pumping though...Our tree's are just starting to turn,,another few days or so and we'll have some color too!
 

Big Muddy rancher

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Dang HOT here today.worked up a sweat fencing the after coffee took some bulls for a couple mile trek to a different pasture. Beautiful afternoon/ evening for a ride. :D
 

C Thompson

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I wonder how gcreekrch is making out on the mountain.About a week ago they woke up to minus 17 celcius and I bet it got up to at least the mid twenties yesterday.Hard to dress for that kind of weather.
 

Big Muddy rancher

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C Thompson said:
I wonder how gcreekrch is making out on the mountain.About a week ago they woke up to minus 17 celcius and I bet it got up to at least the mid twenties yesterday.Hard to dress for that kind of weather.

Probably has coats hanging on every fence post. Take'm off one at a time all day and then put them back on as it cools.
 

per

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Isn't that why they invented extended cabs? Have a year round wardrobe back there, might use it all in one day. Way too hot here, harvest is still in full swing and the heat does keep the grain dry. Good for something I suppose.
 

gcreekrch

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C Thompson said:
I wonder how gcreekrch is making out on the mountain.About a week ago they woke up to minus 17 celcius and I bet it got up to at least the mid twenties yesterday.Hard to dress for that kind of weather.

If you had been at the sale yesterday I could have filled you in on the weather.
You could have also consoled me as I gave a load of cows away, should have abandoned haying in mid-August and gathered them then. Kersley was hot, wolves had been working on the cattle and the dispatcher sent the truck to our home place instead of the pasture we rented. The truck was right on time....270 miles from where he was supposed to be.
 
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Mrs.Greg said:
Oct 4 and we're getting one heck of a thunder&lightning storm...wierd!!!Its usually its a blizzard...

Yep same here-80 degrees here the last week- then tonite thunder, lightning, wind and it dumped rain for 3-4 minutes, then went to drizzling....Supposed to have rain or showers thru Monday....

They say this is a spin off from a Pacific typhoon :shock: :lol:

Weather boys say there is a polar front coming down from Alaska later next week- and temps will drop below normal...
 

gcreekrch

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It's still warmer than it should be here,been showering off and on for 2 days but no light show. Rained most if the night, -7 and a few flakes of white stuff on the deck this morning.
 
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Anonymous

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We're getting thunder storms again here tonight :shock: Thunder-lightning- and about .15 of rain....

But the weather boys say that is changing fast- with low temps down in the 20's by the weekend and the possibility of snow....
 

Hanta Yo

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Mrs.Greg said:
kolanuraven said:
Why I wonder why you're not wiping sweat at 80F........you hate heat as bad as I hate cold.
Kola....80 fall is not the same as 80 summer,hard to explain the air,just is different. I love fall the very best and this year is awesome.

Sage....I'd love to post pics,I took some nice ones but my computer hates me and my camera..... :cry: :?

That's because of our Thyroid glands. 70 in spring is soooo different than 70 in fall.
 

Mrs.Greg

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Brrrr,after two days of hurricane style winds,we finally got "Frost on the Pumpkins" Our first killing frost this fall,pretty good stuff since its already the 8th of Oct.
 

kolanuraven

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Mrs.Greg said:
Brrrr,after two days of hurricane style winds,we finally got "Frost on the Pumpkins" Our first killing frost this fall,pretty good stuff since its already the 8th of Oct.


Rain here....YEAH!! But only in the 60F's.............brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :lol:
 
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Anonymous

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Beautiful here today too-- everything white this morning as it was 25 degrees and a hard frost....Up to 50 now- sunny- no wind- really nice...

They are predicting snow for our area tonite and this weekend- and a winter storm watch for central and southern Montana and Wyoming....And talk of a FOOT of snow- and TWO FOOT near the mountains.... :shock:
RAIN IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP THIS AFTERNOON OR EVENING...AND CHANGE
TO OR MIX WITH SNOW BY LATE EVENING OR OVERNIGHT. PRECIPITATION
WILL TURN TO ALL SNOW BY FRIDAY. SNOW ACCUMULATIONS TONIGHT WILL
LIKELY RANGE FROM NO ACCUMULATION TO 3 INCHES...WITH GREATEST
AMOUNTS OVER THE HIGHER RIDGES. A PROLONGED PERIOD OF OCCASIONALLY
HEAVY SNOW IS THEN POSSIBLE FROM FRIDAY THROUGH THE UPCOMING
WEEKEND. THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR UP TO A FOOT OF SNOW ACROSS MUCH
OF THE AREA BY THE TIME THE SNOW TAPERS OFF SUNDAY NIGHT
. ONE TO
TWO FEET OF SNOW IS POSSIBLE
ALONG THE EASTERN FOOTHILLS OF THE
BIG HORN MOUNTAINS AND NEAR THE PRYOR MOUNTAINS.
 
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