Northern weather
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Fifty-one here overnight, forecast for the mid-sixties today. Hope the fishing is good, but take a thermos.
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Fall has fell for sure! Cool and breezy. Haste to think about Winter! 
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56 this morning.......but......low 90's forecast for the high...........arrrgh. Daytime 70's and 80's can't come soon enough.
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up148 wrote:56 this morning.......but......low 90's forecast for the high...........arrrgh. Daytime 70's and 80's can't come soon enough.
Where are you, UP? That seems a huge swing in temp inside of 12-18 hours.
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OKC suburb. Not usually this extreme, but I guess a sign of fall returning. It's been a very mean summer on temps and lack of ran. Oppressive.
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Sat. 98 Sun. 100 Mon.104 Tue 104 Wed 104 Thur 103 This will likely be the end of it.
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Was 42 this morning at the house in PA; nice fire in the fireplace last night took the chill off nicely.
What if lollipops moaned every time we licked them?
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My friends in Jacksonville are busy tying down the patio furniture, laying in a supply of food, water, and batteries, checking the generator (if they have one). It's looking like a direct hit by Ian mid-week. Depending on the track, we might get a taste here in Maryland by the end of the week.
Forty-six here this morning.
Forty-six here this morning.
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healey36 wrote: Depending on the track, we might get a taste here in Maryland by the end of the week.
Could get a little wet around here around the end of the week, or not
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The local reservoir remains a few feet low, so if nothing else, maybe it refills. A good soaking rain for a day or two might do the trick.
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Was 42 this morning at the house in PA; nice fire in the fireplace last night took the chill off nicely.
Is it true that 90% of the heat of a fireplace goes up the chimney ?
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MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Was 42 this morning at the house in PA; nice fire in the fireplace last night took the chill off nicely.
Is it true that 90% of the heat of a fireplace goes up the chimney ?
Depends on a lot of variables. Draft and how open the front is, etm. If it's wide open, probably a lot goes up the stack vs. radiant heat. But you have to remember that everything surrounding it gets hot, too. Mine in PA is a pretty good sized stone fireplace with a heavy steel front and steel fire box and then the stone all gets heated up over the day and carries through the night. Mine in VA is not as large and brick with glass doors. Brick also gets heated up and carries for a long time.
What if lollipops moaned every time we licked them?
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