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Wow just hobbled outdoors to fetch the newspaper and it's 55* with plenty of fog . The 11+ inches of snow has dwindled down to nearly nothing and the water is running like a stream down the street way . Weather forecast is calling for rain this afternoon so looks like a white Christmas isn't going to happen for the children around here .
Well although it's definitely warm enough for a ride , between the wetness and emergency surgery I went through on Wednesday night no riding going on in these parts .
Safe travel during the Holidays fellow drifters and enjoy the family time .
thanks DG, planning on leaving about 1000 take 17 to Petawawa then down B-line to Rankin and then 41 the rest of the way, pretty quiet road for the most part, so hope I don't hit the freezing rain till at least Kaladar, then it is only like an hour to her house.
yes everyone travel safe.....
Dg give my best to Fred.....and say hi to Mike
So sorry to hear of the loss, DG. This is such a tough time to lose a loved one. One of the guys at work lost his dad last weekend as well.
To all of you traveling for the Christmas season, safe travels.
Ratman and everyone travelling for Christmas - Go Safely
Thanks PC, 49. Bill was a great guy. I'm sure he's playing the sax and grilling great sauages in the big campground upstairs.
Sorry to hear the bad news DG. Prayers for your family and theirs.
Cloudy an 26 right now, predicting 1-2" of snow overnight, and then -10 for Tuesday...unless they change their minds. I remember 1 Christmas morning...I think it was '99, We had all the inlaws over, and it was -25 overnight. Took all day to get the cars running...Soooo, it could be worse!
nice day out today and it was clear, forecast for tomorrow, of course I am leaving to drive to sister's in the morning....five hours and they say I'll be in the freezing rain most of the way, oh well just have to drive like an old person from 0hi0 nice and slow.........
Sorry to hear about your friend, DG; glad you made the trip safely. As to gassing up my plow truck, too many times....more plowing today. Oh well...at least I have heat and stereo in the old bucket of (rusty) bolts!
We are getting the end of that storm on Sunday but they are saying rain/snow here. Yesterday we were in Calais, ME, for the funeral of a good friend from our GMC motorhome club, and it was freezing rain/snow all the way home. Couldn't keep the windshield clear of ice most of the day. Usual six hour drive took just over ten hours!
Well, now we have an unusually WARM spell, here in Ohio. As much snow as we had, it's all but GONE now. Supposed to be in the 50's F all weekend. We've had rain most of the night, heavy at times. Weather guessers are guessing 1-4" of rain for the weekend. I can see right now we'll get more than the minimum guess. Looks like a warm, wet, soggy weekend.
Quotebecause as cold as it has been the ice has not gotten thick enough yet, a feather weight like yourself perhaps could walk out on the ice, me I prefer it to be thicker.So why are you not ice fishing?
I have picked up my yearly dose of flue, I'm hoping it has cleared by Christmas..
One of the problems with owning four old bikes is that I have to spend four times as long on maintenance in a cold garage.
Ride safe, when you can so that you can enjoy the warm weather when it arrives..
JOhn.
That Buick I bought sure has a good heater....and I need it! Just as usual, it "warmed up" today, so it could snow...again!
Quote from: CDNRatMan on December 13, 2013, 23:06:32 PMleft home this morning (0600) and it was -22*C /-7.6*F got up the hill and it was -24*C /-11.9*F, then came down (2330) and it was -29*C/-20.2*F and the wind chill tonight in my weather station on the deck tonight at 0004 is winds at 4 kmp/ 3mph making the wind chill temps -33*C/-28*F a nice crisp and brisk day.......
So why are you not ice fishing?
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