Rhodie Ranch
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It was 51 outside this morning. Warm!! But I looked at the long term temps and they will drop in December.
Your Weather, 2025
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No not up North. ( I don't disclose my whereabouts online)i saw an article some weeks ago about it being dry that ways. this came out today:
England could face widespread drought in 2026 without wet winter
Despite recent rainfall, the situation remains ‘precarious’, the Environment Agency statedwww.independent.co.uk
but it says: "The North West is currently recovering." so perhaps you're in that area?
We've had a few storms. But yesterday it was non stop raining 🌧
It said on the forecast that it wasn't going to rain until the afternoon. But it poured down from morning until the early hours
It was damp this morning with a thick cloud.
Thankfully the rain stopped until this afternoon, so Nancy had her walk and a little play outside with her ball.
before it started raining again. But today it wasn't nearly as heavy. Currently the humidity is at 94 percent and will soon be 9c
digitS'
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I may have jinxed the weather — for the better 
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After posting, I looked at the hourly forcast. The dailies look dismal but today, with a sunrise, the winds calmed and the sprinkles ceased! That's just what the WS said ... we have until nightfall and then the outdoor discomfort resumes. Unfortunately, DW is "under the weather" so it doesn't look like we will leave the property however, there is some greenhouse activity that I can be engaged in.
15 November with 12 days of sprinkles amounting right at 1 inch of rain in to•tal. This has been the inverse of Summer. Don't try to change the season but for those of you who know some of those Latin languages spoken in another Mediterranean climate, you probably know the word for the season starting in about 6 more weeks.
.After posting, I looked at the hourly forcast. The dailies look dismal but today, with a sunrise, the winds calmed and the sprinkles ceased! That's just what the WS said ... we have until nightfall and then the outdoor discomfort resumes. Unfortunately, DW is "under the weather" so it doesn't look like we will leave the property however, there is some greenhouse activity that I can be engaged in.
15 November with 12 days of sprinkles amounting right at 1 inch of rain in to•tal. This has been the inverse of Summer. Don't try to change the season but for those of you who know some of those Latin languages spoken in another Mediterranean climate, you probably know the word for the season starting in about 6 more weeks
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Snow last Sunday night...
high of 74 today
Go
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high of 74 today
Go
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baymule
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We are supposed to get rain Thursday. We need it badly, it has been so dry. Naturally I'll be coming back from Corpus Christi dragging a trailer with a horse in it, a 6 hour trip, maybe 7 hours if the weather is bad. I avoid Houston like the plague and take back roads and hit Highway 59 on the other side of Houston. It adds an hour to the trip but I get to avoid all the traffic and wrecks on I-45 and Highway 59 which is slowly being changed over to I-69. Weather reports vary from flash floods we are all going to DIE to a light sprinkle late Thursday evening.
