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can't get no mericans to do such works no more? used to be a great job to get yer legs in shape fer snowmaking season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
I saw my first woolies of the year a couple of days ago. Last night riding my MB, it was definitely cooler and the trails are much better, now that we've had some rain. The forest had that smell and the shadows were longer... It has clearly started.
You guys are killing me. Suppose to be 85 today and I am a few blocks from the ocean.
Was that a humble brag? Cause, I'd be happy to trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by liv2ski
I hate anything much over 74, so ya, next September I have no intentions of being here. Plan on Air B&Bing the house July until the end of September. Maggot discounts available :fm:Quote:
Originally Posted by smartyiak
It done turned here and then done turned back.
True indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Red Flag fire warning just issued for this weekend through Monday, too...
Totally the turn. It climbed to over 100F in my yard Thurs/Fri here in Santa Cruz less than a mile from the Pacific. That is the turn folks. When summer finally warms up here, we are pushing into Fall. We should stay warm for a bit, while things start to cool off inland. Love that Fall is coming.
Still, we are a ways off. Still have a summer wind system, with strong NW winds brewing by mid day, every day. Fog bank hanging just at or off the coast each morning. I’ll let y’all know when the typical autumn high pressure sets up, and storms are raging across the NPAC sending long period swells.
For me the Turn is when we start to get south winds and clouds here in Santa Cruz. Usually just before Thanksgiving.
It is still summer until later this week.
2 Pacific storm fronts and accumulating snow from 7,500' & up in the cascades over the next several days. At higher elevations (camp Muir) possibly near 3' but wind might scour half (or more) of it away. Good to see some stronger systems brewing. Don't know if the jet stream has anything to do with this but stacked weather systems in the north pacific is a damn good sign.
After a very mild spring/summer in JH, the aspens have begun to turn here and there and I've been driving through snow squalls on and off for a week above 8k.
Farmer's almanac has us set up for a long cold snowy winter.
Wife made me “turn” the heat on last night.
Guess it has begun.
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high 90s low 100s for the foreseeable future. good enough for me
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Had my sled for sale for 2 months and nothing. This week I have had about 15 inquiries.
Snow at Mission Ridge today...
stopped by the local sun and ski store last night after seeing Tahoe got snow, they had the ski gear out; look good and pricey.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldMember
Nice wake up today! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...274ea38dbc.jpg
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Tuesday marked the first rainfall in the SF Bay Area since May and a dusting of snow at Squaw. Raining again this morning, definitely hit the turn and it feels good.
Pondered "The Turn" last weekend at the top shack - I'm ready:
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Actually was chilly in the house this morning. Wife walking around closing windows.
Getting closer! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...8195628026.jpg
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Not a good indicator of the TurnQuote:
Originally Posted by liv2ski
https://youtu.be/7FgOQBJEV-k
^^^^ Right, it is fucking 81 again today, but the nights are finally down in the mid 60's, which helps.
Snow to about 9500' in Central OR
Good chance of snow at 6000' by end of week
Hemp farmers getting anxious - they were expecting (hoping for?) another month
The Turn be coming
Had to turn the heat on a few times to get the dampness out. Love that smell. Well, what it means.