32 years up on the ridge and have never had hail this big.
"Tail end Charlie" is what they're calling the line that went through. Spawned a tornado in Madison, In./Milton, Ky.
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32 years up on the ridge and have never had hail this big.
"Tail end Charlie" is what they're calling the line that went through. Spawned a tornado in Madison, In./Milton, Ky.
Had about a gazillion waves of storms and hail last night... all the way up to daybreak. Creaky ol' house, restless dogs scared of thunder.... yeah, good luck sleeping in all that.
Storms missed me completely. No wind, no rain, no hail, no nothing. Just siren`s going off.
Snow didn't stay around long here but I'm in a valley. Today the ground is bare and it's 57F so that meant riding.
Mikey
got muscles in his head that ain't never been used
Great photo, love the covered bridge! I know it’s just an illusion, but it looks like it’s leaning!
Rained all day today. Work was 
as the customers didn't show up.
Drive home in a down poor. Got out of the truck into a monsoon downpour.
100 yards to the front door and I was soaked to the skin; WTF is the weather up too?
On the positive side things can only get better.... I hope.
as the customers didn't show up.Drive home in a down poor. Got out of the truck into a monsoon downpour.
100 yards to the front door and I was soaked to the skin; WTF is the weather up too?
On the positive side things can only get better.... I hope.
It is an optical illusion.View attachment 263939
Great photo, love the covered bridge! I know it’s just an illusion, but it looks like it’s leaning!
Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Gay, Georgia is of the same construction. It was built by free black man Horace King some time between 1832 and 1847.
Iconic bridges, but why do the Americans cover them with featherboard cladding?
Good question.
'cause they're made of wood. An abundant materiel that isn't really suited to bridges.
But back in the wilderness days, that's pretty much all they had.
Where a wood roadway would barely support it's own weight, adding the sides and roof gives it enough structural strength to carry horse and wagon. So it was more necessity than anything else.
Roof also protected roadway from weathering.
25° windy and snowing.
White out driving for the first 5mi out of the hills on my drive to work, fun.
Supposed to warm to mid 30s today. 17° tonight. Brrrr.
Stupid groundhog!
White out driving for the first 5mi out of the hills on my drive to work, fun.
Supposed to warm to mid 30s today. 17° tonight. Brrrr.
Stupid groundhog!
Its a little warmer as the new biking season gets closer.
My bikes are currently SORN (Statutory Off Road Notice) to save money over winter.
Time to MOT and Tax them from the first of April, when Spring arrives proper.
Well that’s a change….. last week iirc, we had a 24C day, this morning it’s -6C 
. We were spoiled by an extremely mild winter - but I’ll take that every year. I hope the arrival of spring weather still remains on track.
. We were spoiled by an extremely mild winter - but I’ll take that every year. I hope the arrival of spring weather still remains on track.
Spring Time in SW Ontario
It's a couple degrees above freezing at 5:10. The forsythia are hardy and often get snowed on while in bloom.
Likewise, the daffodils are not phased by a bit of snow. There was a couple inches on the ground this morning to shovel off the front walk so the place looked inhabited and the letter carrier would be safe.
Around here once you get past Easter, the snow shovel can be put away and you can check the tire inflation.
Snow, and still coming down. I could do without it.
Could my kind and understanding neighbors to the north please close the door, brrr. 
