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A bit of a mixture lately with sun and rain taking turns.
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We have finally turned the corner in the PNW in to fall; I believe. Today was high 70'sF; the smoke from the forest fires was blown east by a westerly wind; and we have rain forecasted for Sunday & Monday.
There's a word on the tip of my tongue...what is it now...oh ya; Hallelujah! YES! Praise Ye the Lord!
Glad for you ones, mnorian!
Glad for you ones, mnorian!
Our high today should be 87F, and we have a chance for thunderstorms. We're praying for the rain.
Our high today should be 87F, and we have a chance for thunderstorms. We're praying for the rain.
It's been cold enough here to have the heating on, but the last day or so seems a bit milder.
Hi Tom;
I was wondering; this time of the year; which wind direction do you in central Oklahoma normally get your rain from; north or south?
Mnorian,
I lost track of how many ways I have to keep up with weather, and I don't know what they are called. I have one quick reference on my computer that clicks to 2 or 3 other sites. My wife and I each have 3 or 4 apps on our phones, including all of our local television stations. For the house, we have a weather alert radio that uses NOAA. NOAA is highly trusted in Oklahoma. I think that a lot of our most trusted weather information originates in Norman, Oklahoma - about 50 miles South of where we live. We live North of Oklahoma City in Edmond.
I guess that we do talk a lot about weather in Oklahoma. We have our share of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms, so it's something we keep up with daily. I've lived in Oklahoma all of my life, so I'm used to it.
Is Edmond in the "alley"?
I really started watching the weather when I moved to the Oregon Coast around Coos Bay; about 35 years ago; in the middle of the coast; and we only lived a couple miles line-of-sight from the beach.
Thanks for the Amen; reborn; it's nice though to snuggle up to a warm fire in the cold weather; even if it's just a electron flowing thru a wire in a heater; or oil.
I find it; after living on the Oregon coast; where; I've been told by a fellow from the UK; it's much like your weather; cool & moist; it's much easier to keep warm with extra clothes or heavier blankets; then it is to stay cool in a hot climate.