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What's the weather like where you are?

Yesterday was absolutely beautiful with the temps in the seventies and a gentle breeze. Today the temps are much the same but the wind is back. 20 mph or so with gusts near 30.
The little guys will have to keep a firm grip on the ol' Easter basket today.
 
Had my annual visit with nurse wellness, today. You know the one where they try to determine if you're getting senile and all. Well, one question she asked me was, "Do you know what season it is?" I asked her what time it was. She asked why?
I told her that this being South, by God, Carolina that it was spring this morning (50° when I left home), but it'll be summer this afternoon. (It's now 89° sitting out on the front porch.)

I'm not sure I passed, or not, but she said she was skipping the rest of the questions.
 
By the tickle in my nose, the burning in my throat and the sensation of ground glass in my eyes, I can tell it's Spring. (stupid pollen :mad:)

We've had some lovely weather recently. Sunny, 70's and breezy. Perfect for spreading around those allergens.

Tomorrow they are calling for storms which will make of the 8th consecutive Friday we've has significant rain. Time to buy stock in Zertec and Allegra!
 
High pollen alert in my area as well. Fortunately I'm only mildly affected. The rest of my family... not so lucky. It is one of those banner spring days with the temps in the low seventies and lots of sunshine.
 
lunatic59 said:
I thought the snow pack had you covered for a while. :)
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Oh, it does--and then some! For virtually all of California, Southern California, Los Angeles...but apparently not a specific one of its suburbs...mine, Arcadia. :( I posted our new watering restrictions in the "Good news, bad news" thread recently. So I'll happily take your rain! :D
 
olbriar said:
Mother Nature had to sneak in a little non forecasted rain early AM. It kept the humidity in the 90% range all day. That's the way we like it around here... all boggy, soggy, and flooding etc.
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Reminds me of living in Florida, and Texas. I'm glad it's just a bad memory now. I'll take the dry heat of SoCal any day.

@olbriar, baby powder is most useful! I would apply it liberally after attempting to dry off after showering. It made things less sticky...
 
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