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I'm gonna regret saying this BUT......

#1 Postby azsnowman » Fri Feb 23, 2007 6:20 pm

ENOUGH already :lol:

No wonder everyone on this mountain is SICK!!

We went from a high of 64 WONDERFUL °'s yesterday to TOTAL white out conditions, blizzard conditions and SUB ZERO windchill factor. "ENOUGH!" I am SO ready for SPRING that it ain't EVEN funny :lol:

I know....I whine when it's dry, I snivel at the lack of snow, I pitch a bit*h when it's hot, just like a man, NEVER happy!!

This is first TRUE winter we've had in 10 YEARS...yes, 10 YEARS and let me tell ya, after those LONG 10 years, a REAL White Mountain winter is HARD to HANDLE..

My woodpile is GONE....I'm burning that $2.21 a gallon PROPANE for the forced air (it's NOT the SAME heat as a wood stove!), electric space heater in the bathroom for showers. I have NEVER run out of wood before!! We had a FULL 3 cords of wood stockpiled for the winter and it's GONE, every STICK :eek: and there's MORE cold weather on the way for next week!!

Dam groundhog....he LIED to me :lol:
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#2 Postby arizonasooner » Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:23 pm

Never, ever curse cold and wet weather in Arizona.

:wink:

Really, you never know when the drought will rear it's ugly head again....

Even here in OK, we need more rain now.... But boy am I glad the snow is gone!
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#3 Postby Aslkahuna » Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:45 pm

The Drought is not over just set back a bit in places in AZ. Down here we have not had much in the way of rainfall and I don't think the Mountains around Flag are doing all that well either.

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#4 Postby tropicana » Fri Feb 23, 2007 9:10 pm

..and never ever curse the groundhog hehehe
he really didnt know what he was saying. it was the town folks that made him say it.
:lol:
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#5 Postby azsnowman » Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:46 pm

A balmy 4.1° for the low this morning...sitting at 32.7° at the moment with a breeze from the NE @ 14 gusting to 21 mph...needless to say, it's friggin COLD!!

Sooner, I wasn't cussing the weather just WHINNING about it "LOL!"

Steve, the offical tally for San Franciso Peak and Flagstaff before this last little system blew through was 44.25", compared to their normal 110"....I'd say yes, they are NOT doing well what so ever. My offical tally here at the house for the season thus far is 91" so I'm ABOVE normal to date AND......there's yet 2 MORE systems bearing down on us this coming week, the last one being a Weds. through Friday system now!
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#6 Postby arizonasooner » Sat Feb 24, 2007 5:11 pm

I'm ABOVE normal to date


We are very close to normal now for the year here in south Tulsa, with 3.05", 1.2" of which fell last night....

Now we have a Phoenix brown cloud with dust from west Texas and winds gusting to near 50mph....

When we were in Glendale back at the beginning of the year, it looked dry, very dry - you guys need all the rain/snow you can get!
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#7 Postby Aslkahuna » Sat Feb 24, 2007 9:39 pm

This time of year, the PHX brown cloud is not usually dust but a lovely concoction called photochemical smog. Same stuff they get in L.A. but with less moisture haze. During brown cloud episodes, the wind isn't even strong enough to blow a feather around let alone dust.

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Re: I'm gonna regret saying this BUT......

#8 Postby Andy_L » Mon Feb 26, 2007 11:37 am

azsnowman wrote:ENOUGH already :lol:



My woodpile is GONE....I'm burning that $2.21 a gallon PROPANE for the forced air (it's NOT the SAME heat as a wood stove!), electric space heater in the bathroom for showers. I have NEVER run out of wood before!! We had a FULL 3 cords of wood stockpiled for the winter and it's GONE, every STICK :eek: and there's MORE cold weather on the way for next week!!

Dam groundhog....he LIED to me :lol:


hehehe a whole 3 cords huh? I've burned through FIVE bush cords (15 face cords) with no end to winter in sight. I'm also down to using propane at this point (I agree about it not being the same heat)

Cheers

Andy
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