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Spring is coming.
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What is the storm name this time? Stubborn or something?
Actually expecting a LOT of rain thru Sunday AM.
Of course SXSW Festival is in Austin and it's Spring Break for some...always rains. We are the 4.1 forecast and only need about an inch to top of our water collection tanks...I'll be opening the bypass shortly...so sad to "waste" free water
But it's NOT freezing or snowing...sorry fellas
Before the clouds rolled in yesterday, heard and saw several V's of D'yoda's geese headed thataway. Still amazed how loud they are at a fair altitude.
Actually expecting a LOT of rain thru Sunday AM.
Of course SXSW Festival is in Austin and it's Spring Break for some...always rains. We are the 4.1 forecast and only need about an inch to top of our water collection tanks...I'll be opening the bypass shortly...so sad to "waste" free water
But it's NOT freezing or snowing...sorry fellas
Before the clouds rolled in yesterday, heard and saw several V's of D'yoda's geese headed thataway. Still amazed how loud they are at a fair altitude.
PGlaves
#13338
We have turkey vultures all over again which means spring is finally here in the Big Bend. Forcast for today and the weekend includes flash flood warning and predictions of 2 to 6 inches of rain here in the Chihuahuan Desert but I personally think all but the fog and mist is going east of us, up to see Henzilla.
It is a little hard to tell though since there is no United States weather radar that covers where we live. I can usually get a good look at Mexican weather radar though.
It is a little hard to tell though since there is no United States weather radar that covers where we live. I can usually get a good look at Mexican weather radar though.
36654
New member
When they p00p on ya it's good luck Steve.
Good luck
OM
Goose Blarney for St. Pat's day........Must be a Irish-Canadian tradition.
dieselyoda
Active member
I may make a comment that will get my post deleted and me banned.
"Bite Me"
I mean that with the fondness and kindness that I would show any fellow rider.
"Bite Me"
I mean that with the fondness and kindness that I would show any fellow rider.
36654
New member
Holy crap, I think I just pissed-off a Canadian. It's like hearing a nun use the f-word.
36654
New member
Hang in there 'yoda...
Wait......I was verbally assaulted by the guy from the Canadian Plains...........and you offer him comforting comments?
Isn't that a bit like offering Hannibal Lecter a napkin and suggestions on diet improvement?
What about the victim????
Try to be nice......don't want him to deflect the jet-stream and freeze us 'till august.
OM
36654
New member
C'est moi?
36654
New member
You poked that hibernating bearCan't help he roared.
Talking about poking bears............Have you broached the topic of high risk refueling technique with your matrimonial companion??
akbeemer
SURVIVOR
Our kind and generous (not to mention charming and oh so good looking) Canadian neighbors have done an excellent job of deflecting the jet stream and accompanying Arctic air over to the mid and eastern USA where is can be truly appreciated. The affect in my part of the world has been to allow a series of high pressure systems to sneak up from the SW and provide us with a very early spring. We have amassed over 2000 miles already this year and are headed out again today; this is many more miles than we would normally expect to ride in Montana in the late winter months. Thank you Canada, and to those of you receiving their largess..... enjoy. 
akbeemer
SURVIVOR
Sometimes being a whimpering coward is just the right thing to do.
36654
New member
Our kind and generous (not to mention charming and oh so good looking) Canadian neighbors have done an excellent job of deflecting the jet stream and accompanying Arctic air over to the mid and eastern USA where is can be truly appreciated. The affect in my part of the world has been to allow a series of high pressure systems to sneak up from the SW and provide us with a very early spring. We have amassed over 2000 miles already this year and are headed out again today; this is many more miles than we would normally expect to ride in Montana in the late winter months. Thank you Canada, and to those of you receiving their largess..... enjoy.
Other than loosing Glacier National Park, I'm willing to offer our grumpy Canadians and their Air Force of Fecal dive bombers the States of Montana, Alaska and North / South Dakota in exchange for a non-displaced Jet Stream. They'll get 8 Senators, 4 Representative and the 25-people than voted for them.
OK, I'll throw in Wyoming.......2 more Senators, 1 additional Representative and the one person that voted for them.
WalterK75
Active member
No thanks. We have enough problems with our own politicians. We could, however, try diverting the jet stream to Washington to cool things off a bit.
36654
New member
Our Nattering Naboobs of Negativity are an anaerobic life form whose only food source is campaign contributions. Air, water and temperature are non-factors to this species of invertebrate.
