Weather

[Trying2keepitReal]

@Alaskan that is insane!!! Stay warm and safe.

They are predicting about 6 ish inches for us today, schools already sent out emails that they are closing early.

Feels good out now 26 deg F.

 

[Grandmas Porch]

Lots of stick construction up here.



How else would you build?

stick is ok, but high without a wood stove,,, no,,

 

[Grandmas Porch]

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[frustratedearthmother]

Record high in Houston yesterday...today is going to be another hot one! It's too much I tell ya!

 

[NH Homesteader]

Supposed to be in the 50’s this weekend, so weird. At least it’ll melt the snow so we can finish our winter prep that should have been done two months ago won’t help snowmobile season get here any sooner though!

 

[tortoise]

@Alaskan that is insane!!! Stay warm and safe.

They are predicting about 6 ish inches for us today, schools already sent out emails that they are closing early.

Feels good out now 26 deg F.

We are expected to only get 2" by 6 p.m., so schools are staying open, but after school activities are cancelled. I'm glad I don't have anywhere to go tonight.

 

[Alaskan]

Record high in Houston yesterday...today is going to be another hot one! It's too much I tell ya!

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Yeah.... my mom was telling me about her temps down there...

Hilarious!

 

[CrealCritter]

More crazy weather... currently 67 degrees. Another powerful storm rolled through and another tornado

It's December 11th already but it seems like spring.

Kentucky hardest hit as storms leave dozens dead in 5 states

In Kentucky alone, 22 were confirmed dead by Saturday afternoon. But Gov. Andy Beshear said upwards of 70 may have been killed when a twister touched down for more than 200 miles in his state and that the number of deaths could eventually exceed 100 across 10 or more counties.

www.fox19.com

Jesus is Lord and Christ

 

[FarmerJamie]

More crazy weather... currently 67 degrees. Another powerful storm rolled through and another tornado

It's December 11th already but it seems like spring.

Kentucky hardest hit as storms leave dozens dead in 5 states

In Kentucky alone, 22 were confirmed dead by Saturday afternoon. But Gov. Andy Beshear said upwards of 70 may have been killed when a twister touched down for more than 200 miles in his state and that the number of deaths could eventually exceed 100 across 10 or more counties.

www.fox19.com

Jesus is Lord and Christ

Rain and thunder here at 6:30 am

 

[frustratedearthmother]

We woke up to rain also.