It's the end of a hot and dry summer....so I thought I'd cool us off with a winter forecast---
According to the new issue of Farmers Almanac for USA--- If you live in New England---"you'll get a cold slap in the face". Upper Midwest and Great Lakes area---"are expected to get the piles of snow that'll be lacking elsewhere." Rest of USA---"colder than normal but overall a kinder and gentler winter than last year." |
Oh boy! Can't wait... :hunf:
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Originally Posted by fabric-holic
If you live in New England---"you'll get a cold slap in the face". :mrgreen: We only go for foliage visits in the Fall and to do a little genealogy and meet up with some very shirt tail relatives in the little town of Jeffersonville. Anybody on here from that neck of the woods who could give me a heads up on the upcoming fall colors? |
After 4.5 feet of snow in Washington, DC where no one knows how to drive in rain much less snow. I'll gladly take cold and nooooooooo snooooooow!
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Oh, NO!!! A kinder and gentler winter than last year?? We very LITTLE snow last year -- I look forward to 2-3 feet of snow!!!
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****If you live in New England---"you'll get a cold slap in the face".****
Obviously the people who wrote that almanac haven't spent a winter in La Pine Oregon. :lol: :lol: |
We have had enough moisture falling from the sky this year!!!! We don't need any more.....especially the stuff we have to shovel!
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I am all for a kinder gentler winter. Only reason it is one of my favorite times of the years I do not do outside in the winter so have more quilting time.
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a cold slap in the face, with rain means ice
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Yup, read that myself in today's newspaper. Am looking forward to the cold slap; but hope it doesn't last long. Paper said the other day, we have had the warmest Maine summer in over 100 yrs. Just not normal for us.
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Gee thanks for that!!! I am going to make the most of these HOT days while they are here!!!!!
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Chasing Hawk
I love your avatar quote. :thumbup: |
Can't wait for that "Slap"
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Michigan winters are never fun anyways!
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Originally Posted by magpie
Chasing Hawk
I love your avatar quote. :thumbup: |
For me, anything is better than the summer we had. I was ready to SCREAM!!!!!!!! :D
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Goody, another snowy Winter!
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Snow means, sewing and sewing and sewing. Quilt after quilt after quilt. yessssssss.
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Originally Posted by maryb119
We have had enough moisture falling from the sky this year!!!! We don't need any more.....especially the stuff we have to shovel!
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I'm going to hold my opinion on the Farmer's Almanac until after I see what the acorns are like when they fall here in Texas.
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WOW i had better start "stocking up" for the winter! Must go fabric shopping
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Anybody want the snow that os to come my way.
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Thanks I live about 2 miles from Lake Erie.
Just what we need again alot of that yucky white stuff. We had our last year. |
Here in central Texas, we rarely get snow. Having grown up in New England, I miss the snow - hate the summers here. I would love a "slap in the face".
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Originally Posted by bjnicholson
Oh boy! Can't wait... :hunf:
You don't think we'll get any snow in late Sept do you? We're going to be visiting family in Euclid until 1st week in Oct. Please, please, please no snow! |
We had plenty of snow last year! I was hoping for less this year! Hopefully its wrong!
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Snow and ice won't bother me, I retired June 2nd. Last 10 years we have had 2 4 wheel drive trucks, bring it on. We don't normally get much snow, some ice and yes, 4 x 4s do better on ice than not having it.
I don't how much snow and ice we get or don't get. I'm looking forward to cold temp.s |
Originally Posted by starlight
I am all for a kinder gentler winter. Only reason it is one of my favorite times of the years I do not do outside in the winter so have more quilting time.
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Bring on the cooler weather!
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We didn't have much of a winter this last year, until spring, then we had 2 weeks of freezing weather, but no rain or snow to speak of this last winter, so I do hope we'll have a slightly wetter one.
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Can't wait love cold weather
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I love the cold weather and the snow. I hope we don't have less than last year, I want more!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by redkimba
I'm going to hold my opinion on the Farmer's Almanac until after I see what the acorns are like when they fall here in Texas.
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Originally Posted by Melody
Originally Posted by fabric-holic
If you live in New England---"you'll get a cold slap in the face". :mrgreen: We only go for foliage visits in the Fall and to do a little genealogy and meet up with some very shirt tail relatives in the little town of Jeffersonville. Anybody on here from that neck of the woods who could give me a heads up on the upcoming fall colors? I would say mid Sept to Oct, maybe little earlier further north. I am south eastern NH. |
I hope it is a dryer and warmer winter in the Rio Grande Valley this year. Last year was not so nice.
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I don't like winter! I can deal with the heat any day, but once it gets cold, it goes to the bone. Winter consists of lots of 4 letter dirty words...cold, snow, wind, icey....
I'm a born and bred FL girl who has never acclimated to colder temp's, even tho I moved away in the early 70's. My ancestry runs too deep in FL! |
Originally Posted by fabric-holic
It's the end of a hot and dry summer....so I thought I'd cool us off with a winter forecast---
According to the new issue of Farmers Almanac for USA--- If you live in .... Rest of USA---"colder than normal but overall a kinder and gentler winter than last year." Jan in VA |
Originally Posted by amandasgramma
Oh, NO!!! A kinder and gentler winter than last year?? We very LITTLE snow last year -- I look forward to 2-3 feet of snow!!!
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I want lots of snow days so I can stay home from work and quilt!! :-D :-D
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Wow that is some refreshing information! Thanks! I was worried that we would be buried in snow all winter.
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