What's the weather like where you are? (10)

[nChrist]

It's sunny and 68F here today in Central Oklahoma - a gorgeous day. My wife and I are about to go out and enjoy it.

 

[Kenny'sID]

Death toll in Haiti up to about 800, and what do we have? 2?, that's the last I heard anyway, and one of those was a heart attack they couldn't get to, so she may have died anyway.

No deaths are good, but we have it so good here compared to other places. Haiti was hit harder, but still, even with a same hit, we are likely to come out much better in that regard.

So far, I lost internet for about an hour and the power clicked off and right back on, so virtually no problems. I almost feel guilty.

 

[nChrist]

You're right Brother. Many of the people in Haiti live in poverty and probably had no place to go or way to get there. We all have much to give thanks for.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Warm and sunny here; some rain earlier.

 

[Kenny'sID]

Sunshine and breezy. Some of the coolest weather of the fall for the next few days, or pretty much perfect.

What a difference a day makes.

 

[Handmaid for Jesus]

Sunny and a little breezy.

 

[nChrist]

Perfect! - Sunny and 70F with a breeze of 6 mph today in Central Oklahoma.

 

[Kenny'sID]

Will you take a look at this....

One of the main concerns for me with these storms is the loss of air conditioning...otherwise loss of power or anything else, no real problem. Looks like even that would not have been a problem this time around. Much more of this weather and the water is too cool for hurricanes. This one has the be a record for late season storms.

 

[MWood]

The one problem with Haiti is their Socialist Government. They get what the government gives them, as you can see is nothing.

62 early 78 now wind is 5-7 mph another blue bird day.

 

[rebornfree]

So sad about Haiti. Continued prayers for them. Thanks for keeping us posted about Florida, Kenny'sID; I'm glad the weather is better for you now.

It has been a fairly mild autumn day here; had a lovely walk this evening with leaves crunching under my feet - although there are still many on the trees - and a slight breeze.

 

[MWood]

It was 50 early and 80 mid afternoon light breeze sunny with scattered high thin clouds.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Sunny but cool here today.

 

[joyshirley]

So glad to know you are all safe, Kenny.

 

[rebornfree]

Quite sunny until I put the washing out, and then rain whilst I wasn't looking!

 

[pdudgeon]

today was very cool and a bit breezy.
it was a day of detours, blocked-off traffic lanes, leaning telphone poles, and twisted, damaged bridge railings.
of pretty much hunkering down until repairs could be finished so things could get back to normal after the hurricane,
and of waiting for rivers to crest and subside.
my kitchen stove lost power twice, and my internet flickered, but otherwise I'm ok.
i planned well and stocked up for a week.
better to have it and not need it, than the reverse.
i expect that my lawn and bushes will grow like mad now.

 

[MWood]

50 early mid 80s mid afternoon no air flow no clouds just arborists removing an 80 foot pine that was lightning struck. ~42 inches at the stump.

 

[nChrist]

It's sunny and 87F today here in Central Oklahoma - with a nice breeze of 17mph. Our home owner's association is planting a lot more flowers throughout the neighborhood.

 

[pdudgeon]

50 early mid 80s mid afternoon no air flow no clouds just arborists removing an 80 foot pine that was lightning struck. ~42 inches at the stump.

that's a biiiiiggg tree!

 

[MWood]

that's a biiiiiggg tree!

Yes it was. But the southern yellow pine, 150 years ago, were 6-10 feet thick. I have seen some pictures of the logs loaded on a rail flat car where only one per car with a man standing at the butt end was only 1/2 as tall as the log was. Yes it was a big tree.

 

[rebornfree]

today was very cool and a bit breezy.
it was a day of detours, blocked-off traffic lanes, leaning telphone poles, and twisted, damaged bridge railings.
of pretty much hunkering down until repairs could be finished so things could get back to normal after the hurricane,
and of waiting for rivers to crest and subside.
my kitchen stove lost power twice, and my internet flickered, but otherwise I'm ok.
i planned well and stocked up for a week.
better to have it and not need it, than the reverse.
i expect that my lawn and bushes will grow like mad now.

Glad you're okay pdudgeon, and hope things get back to normal for your neighbourhood soon.

In the 50s F here, which is quite comfortable for the time of year. Some rain, but also drier weather with a little breeze.