What's the weather like where you are?

[missmsdancearama]

cloudy and 55f

 

[kaykay9.0]

It's cloudy and about 80.

 

[servant of Merciful Love]

sunny... cool but warming
We are between weather systems that willl bring more rain.

 

[rahmiyn]

Here in Orlando today, it's beautiful. Sunny, warm, and lots of birds singing. Mainly cardinals. :-D

 

[davedajobauk]

Welcome to GE50+ rahmiyn Sis'



dave

 

[kaykay9.0]

Thank you for your comments about the thread kaykay.

When I think of Texas I think of green ranch-land. Are there deserts at all? The nearest I've been is New Mexico, but we were just travelling through, in an air-conditioned bus, from Arizona to Colorado. I've been to the USA twice, both times in August (1972 and 2000), and found the heat easier to bear than during my European holidays as everywhere was air-conditioned! Also I found the dry heat in the south-west easier to cope with than the humidity I experienced in New York State. Like you I prefer cooler weather.

I never noticed your question about Texas, Reborn. I happened upon this old post by accident. So let me just go ahead and answer it belatedly now. A lot of Texas is ranch land and farms (outside the urban areas obviously) There is some desert as you get into far west Texas almost to El Paso. Texas is a very large state and consequently, spans a lot of different areas for one state. Texas has more dry heat towards the west, more humidity down further south, expecially in the area towards the gulf of Mexico.

 

[davedajobauk]

We just fetched our washing in off the drying line
because I couldnt-help but notice rain drops falling on the back of my neck
whilst, I was 'screwing' hinges to the garden gate I have made
It isnt too-heavy at the moment, but just the 'threat' of it
was sufficient cause to fetch the clothing in [now dry]

It has been cloudy all-day here, with temp's @ 14.C




dave

 

[rahmiyn]

Welcome to GE50+ rahmiyn Sis'



dave

Thank you for such a kind welcome! It's clouding up here, but that's the norm for central Florida this time of year. *shrug*

 

[davedajobauk]

LOL... they call this area of the UK > UMBRELLA CITY <

for reason... so-obvious to it's inhabiitants



you are, VERY WELCOME Sis'

dave

 

[rahmiyn]

Do you have lightning, wind, and hail very often?

 

[rahmiyn]

Would you like me to bring some fresh basil and parsley? I have a bit.

 

[davedajobauk]

Do you have lightning, wind, and hail very often?

Thunder and Lightning does make a show here on occasion
Hail and wind also

Thankfully... it isnt always so-inclement
For the most part, it is so-often DRIZZLING with heavier bouts
sometimes for days and nights at a time

Thankfully also, St.Swithins, doesnt really
stay so-long as his reputation [in or, out of his-season]



dave

 

[davedajobauk]

Would you like me to bring some fresh basil and parsley? I have a bit.

I am sorry, you have 'thrown me' somewhat with this post ?

Did you mean to post this on the 'breakfast thread' ?


dave

 

[rahmiyn]

I am sorry, you have 'thrown me' somewhat with this post ?

Did you mean to post this on the 'breakfast thread' ?


dave

Oh, my! How did that happen. Those were words I thought I emailed to my son. Good heavens. What is happening to me? lol I have fresh basil and parsley in my herb garden, and he's a very good cook. I'm visiting him and his family this weekend. I'm so blessed to have a d-i-l who actually wants me to come.

 

[davedajobauk]

Oh no worries! We [here in GE] call, such hiccoughs "Senior-Moments"
the 'trick' is to spot them before anyone else does [LOL]
and THAT.... is very difficult



dave

 

[rahmiyn]

eck! I don't want any senior moments. The good thing is I've been having them since my twenties.

 

[davedajobauk]

ooher!!! then you must..... paddle-harder


LOL

dave

 

[rahmiyn]

 

[davedajobauk]

The rain is REALLY FALLING now
umbrellas, waterproofs and wellingtons weather

well at least I managed to get the gate up
before I could get 'wet'



good morning to you__ back-later

dave

 

[missmsdancearama]

It's 59F and clear now.