It’s positively inhumane to expect people to go down to their little cubicle offices in the basement and actually get any work done on a day like today with weather this beautiful. There oughta be a law…!
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Spring
Now this is what I’m talkin’ ‘bout! Nearly 60 degrees outside and sunny. I’m lovin’ this!
Frosty Goodness
Well, I suppose winter is finally here, even though the actual equinox doesn’t occur for a couple of weeks yet. We had our first snowfall yesterday, accumulating somewhere between 3 and 4 inches, and the temps last night dropped down to a frigid zero degrees. On the up side, that meant that when I got [...]
Offline
I’ve been offline since Sunday evening, due to another fried DSL modem, courtesy of a local lightning strike. So, I just quickly scanned through nearly 600 new items in Google Reader. Anything longer than 3 lines didn’t even get more than a glimpse, and almost everything shorter then 3 lines simply got marked as read [...]
Power Spiked
So, very early this past Friday morning, a major thunderstorm rolls through my area. A very loud SNAP wakes me just in time to notice the power die throughout the house for about 5 seconds. Now, since we have horses, whenever one of these thunder-busters rolls through, I like to check the weather report from [...]
Aw, yeah…
I love this weather! If you need me, I’ll be out drilling fencepost holes for an arena.
Spring? How I Miss Thee
Where the heck is all the spring weather? We had a couple of weeks there at the end of March with absolutely gorgeous days and record highs. I had high hopes that we’d seen the end of winter’s grip. But now we’re back into February- and March-like weather, and it’s kind of depressing. I’m starting [...]
Paintbrushed?
This makes it look like someone flung green paint all over the radar. It’s definitely one of the strangest looking weather phenomena I’ve seen on radar in quite a while.
March
I keep reminding people – it is still March.
Psychology of Observation
The human eye makes millions of individual observations a day. The vast majority of these are ignored by the conscious brain, but far more of these observations than we realize are recorded into long-term memory. The thing of it is, we don’t usually realize it. It’s not quite photographic memory – most of us simply can’t recall [...]