Filled the avalon stove up tonight(somersets)supposed to be in the 30,s here in S.Michigan the next night or two.coobie
:ahhh:coobie said:......supposed to be in the 30,s here in S.Michigan the next night or two.....
:ahhh: :gulp:j-takeman said:Saw the weather forcast for the winter. La nina again!
coobie said:Filled the avalon stove up tonight(somersets)supposed to be in the 30,s here in S.Michigan the next night or two.coobie
imacman said::ahhh: :gulp:j-takeman said:Saw the weather forcast for the winter. La nina again!
Please tell me you're just kidding!!
imacman said::ahhh: :gulp:j-takeman said:Saw the weather forcast for the winter. La nina again!
Please tell me you're just kidding!!
SmokeyTheBear said:imacman said::ahhh: :gulp:j-takeman said:Saw the weather forcast for the winter. La nina again!
Please tell me you're just kidding!!
Nope he ain't, contrary to what you may have heard being floated about by the various lame stream media, there is a decent La Nina building.
http://home.comcast.net/~ewerme/wuwt/elninometer-current.gif
IHATEPROPANE said:Got the stove filled with 3 bags of Maine's Choice. Friday night low of 38 got me thinking I will be firing it up.
Especially with a 3 month old. It nice I can use the baby as an excuse!
PJPellet said:IHATEPROPANE said:Got the stove filled with 3 bags of Maine's Choice. Friday night low of 38 got me thinking I will be firing it up.
Especially with a 3 month old. It nice I can use the baby as an excuse!
Hey, Congrats on the 3 month old! My wife and I just had our second child on August 19. I am looking forward to introducing him to Pellet Stove Heat!
JBiBBs5 said:PJPellet said:IHATEPROPANE said:Got the stove filled with 3 bags of Maine's Choice. Friday night low of 38 got me thinking I will be firing it up.
Especially with a 3 month old. It nice I can use the baby as an excuse!
Hey, Congrats on the 3 month old! My wife and I just had our second child on August 19. I am looking forward to introducing him to Pellet Stove Heat!
Have a 4 month old myself. Me, the wife, and baby are all about to be introduced to pellet heat.
j-takeman said:imacman said::ahhh: :gulp:j-takeman said:Saw the weather forcast for the winter. La nina again!
Please tell me you're just kidding!!
Just checked the Farmers Almanac and our region is supposed to be above normal, Stormy and Wet! Sounds better than what the local Fox weather anchor forcasted!
(broken link removed to http://www.farmersalmanac.com/weather/2011/08/29/2012-us-winter-forecast/)
Harman Lover 007 said:j-takeman said:imacman said::ahhh: :gulp:j-takeman said:Saw the weather forcast for the winter. La nina again!
Please tell me you're just kidding!!
Just checked the Farmers Almanac and our region is supposed to be above normal, Stormy and Wet! Sounds better than what the local Fox weather anchor forcasted!
(broken link removed to http://www.farmersalmanac.com/weather/2011/08/29/2012-us-winter-forecast/)
We may have some controversy here! The "OLD" Farmers Almanac, which is different than the one referenced above, was released this week. It offers a differing view of the coming winter....
"In addition to all the advice there are, of course, the weather predictions, which the almanac says were 90.6 per cent accurate for last winter. They’re based on a secret formula Thomas designed using solar cycles, climatology and meteorology.
Jud Hale, longtime editor in chief, said there’s something comforting to people who see the familiar yellow cover, unchanged since the 1850s. People tell him their grandmothers swore by it or hung it up on a hook in their homes; the publication has long had a hole punched in the upper left corner to hang in outhouses or family rooms.
“That kind of reaction is universal,†Hale said. “And when we get the weather wrong, they forgive us. When we get it right, we get tons of congratulations!â€
According to the almanac, this year’s weather highlights for November to March are:
• Temperatures will be below normal, on average, in most of New England, the Mid-Atlantic, South Florida, the Upper Midwest, the Desert Southwest and the Pacific Southwest. Temperatures will be above normal elsewhere.
• Precipitation will be above normal in the eastern Ohio Valley and in the northern portions of the Upper Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and Pacific Southwest and below normal elsewhere.
• Snowfall will be above normal in most locations from New England south to Georgia and west across the northern tier of states to the Cascades of Washington and Oregon. It will be below normal in most other areas that usually see snow."
j-takeman said:Harman Lover 007 said:• Snowfall will be above normal in most locations from New England
Looks like I'll just need to super size my snow removal toys
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