It was 63° when I got up this morning with the wind gusting up to 40 mph from the South. It is currently 35° with the wind gusting up to 40 mph from the North. That is why all of our trees are straight. 
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Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Just straight up rain. Nothing else to report..
45 and rain
66 here and are under a Tornado watch. 160 miles to my southwest a tornado just touched down in Peoria, Illinois. That sucks.
About the same here. Little Rock, AR just got hit with a huge tornado.
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Sixty mph, the weather felt really hot today.. around sixy degrees here.
Peoria and Little Rock aren't what I would consider being in tornado alley. What's up with that?
It was 66° when I got up this morning and warmed into the mid seventies. I mostly enjoyed a clear sky but it was a windy day.... very windy!
It was 66° when I got up this morning and warmed into the mid seventies. I mostly enjoyed a clear sky but it was a windy day.... very windy!
Just like the Los Angeles tornado. Crazy weather pattern
What a mess. Illinois had 22 tornadoes yesterday. The closest to me was in Belvidere, Illinois about 40 miles to my northwest.
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Yeah we had one pretty close of were my other sister was at in Mahomet, she is doing really well.
Lots of good information - data on tornado alley here: Tornado Alley - Wikipedia
It's shaping up to be a nice day here which is good. I have some patio projects planned for today. Currently it is 56° with the high predicted to be in the mid seventies with a clear sky. It is a bit windy but after all, it is Kansas.
After what seems like an eternity, the never-ending drought *MAY* finally be over! We've had record-breaking precipitation throughout California; records dating back to when record-keeping began have been shattered. Both in terms of snow and rain, measurements are as much as 300% of normal.
Ironically, this historic precipitation has led to an assortment of problems, including the reappearance of a lake that had long ago been drained--and its land is now used for agriculture. There are also worries about flooding as the snow-pack begins melting throughout the state.
Some of the snow resorts expect to remain open until at least AUGUST. That's just so weird!
Some of you may recall that a while back, when the entire rest of the state rescinded watering restrictions, my city (Arcadia) was the ONLY one that kept them. The explanation had to do with our water supply being underground aquifers, which were not included in the replenished sources other areas had. As of today, I have no idea where we stand, but I did read that aquifers take *much* longer than other water storage systems to refill, because they need to absorb water as it hits the ground, and a lot of water runs off before it can be absorbed. So we'll see what happens. I don't know why someone can't figure out a transport method to bring some of the potentially flood-inducing water from the mountain snow, and put it in our aquifers...
Ironically, this historic precipitation has led to an assortment of problems, including the reappearance of a lake that had long ago been drained--and its land is now used for agriculture. There are also worries about flooding as the snow-pack begins melting throughout the state.
Some of the snow resorts expect to remain open until at least AUGUST. That's just so weird!
Some of you may recall that a while back, when the entire rest of the state rescinded watering restrictions, my city (Arcadia) was the ONLY one that kept them. The explanation had to do with our water supply being underground aquifers, which were not included in the replenished sources other areas had. As of today, I have no idea where we stand, but I did read that aquifers take *much* longer than other water storage systems to refill, because they need to absorb water as it hits the ground, and a lot of water runs off before it can be absorbed. So we'll see what happens. I don't know why someone can't figure out a transport method to bring some of the potentially flood-inducing water from the mountain snow, and put it in our aquifers...
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
After seeing a massive tornado flying by the area, it is effing hot out, seventy three!!!!! Excellent weather!!!
Excellent weather!!!
Ha ha, I hear you! We'll be in the mid-80s by the weekend.After seeing a massive tornado flying by the area, it is effing hot out, seventy three!!!!!
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
That will be tomorrow hahaha!!!!Ha ha, I hear you! We'll be in the mid-80s by the weekend.
It was a beautiful day today. It got into the low eighties here today and high eighties are forecasted for tomorrow. I'm not sure what happened to spring.
It was 65 today, suppose to have thunderstorms tomorrow
It was crazy windy today here in LA
We are supposed to experience that wind tomorrow. I can't wait... sheesh!
Bearsyzf
Android Expert
@MoodyBlues , good to see you back .
we are finally getting some warm weather, i spent the whole weekend tending to my yard which looked like ( Honey I shrunk the kids ) scene with them running through the yard.
we are finally getting some warm weather, i spent the whole weekend tending to my yard which looked like ( Honey I shrunk the kids ) scene with them running through the yard.
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Eighty right now, but has a 20 mph wind..
Weather radio going crazy this morning with thunderstorm warnings. It was already 66 degrees at 5am. Crazy.