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Post by 'OL GREY DOG » Sun May 08, 2011 2:31 pm

'OL GREY DOG wrote:6th wettest march in history

COLDEST april in history
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yea well...i've lived here all my life(cept for a few years when uncle sam made me live elsewhere)well over 50 years... and between being involved with a golf org that ran turnys feb-oct...be'n a farmer ....and be'n a contractor who built homes 12 months outta the year for decades..i'd be willing to bet that i've spent more time "out in it" than most...and i'm not try'n to whine about it...never did...just gotta "get on with it"...just say'n you cant dispute the facts/stats above....EL NINO might be the new "normal"....but it isnt the weather i grew up/old with...i remember all the days sit'n in school die'n of heat prostitution 'n dream'n about my bike/fish'n/hit'n the little white ball...was torture...i'n going to have to go shop'n...see if i can find me some of those cool polorized rose colored glasses...lololol....anyyyyyways... i agree with RJN.....DOG

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Post by Toni » Sun May 08, 2011 9:13 pm

'OL GREY DOG wrote:
'OL GREY DOG wrote:6th wettest march in history

COLDEST april in history
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yea well...i've lived here all my life(cept for a few years when uncle sam made me live elsewhere)well over 50 years... and between being involved with a golf org that ran turnys feb-oct...be'n a farmer ....and be'n a contractor who built homes 12 months outta the year for decades..i'd be willing to bet that i've spent more time "out in it" than most...and i'm not try'n to whine about it...never did...just gotta "get on with it"...just say'n you cant dispute the facts/stats above....EL NINO might be the new "normal"....but it isnt the weather i grew up/old with...i remember all the days sit'n in school die'n of heat prostitution 'n dream'n about my bike/fish'n/hit'n the little white ball...was torture...i'n going to have to go shop'n...see if i can find me some of those cool polorized rose colored glasses...lololol....anyyyyyways... i agree with RJN.....DOG
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Post by Ocktane » Mon May 09, 2011 5:01 pm

I'll just got out on a limb here and say... BAH HUMBUG also!
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Post by yooper_fisher » Mon May 09, 2011 7:28 pm

I've only been here a year and I was really hoping this wasn't normal weather

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Post by 'OL GREY DOG » Tue May 17, 2011 1:30 pm

'OL GREY DOG wrote:6th wettest march in history

COLDEST april in history
soooo the other day had a record setting high temp...well sorta...lowest high temp EVER for that day in May....the storm last weekend....we got MORE rain than we normally get for the whole month of May ....saw on the news a few days ago ...some guys up checking the snow pack....was 18ft above normal....and this morning....Oly has coldest day on record for this date...buttttt..

i've decided ya'll are right!!....it's just me...maybe i've become a whiner or senile....mayyybe it's hallucinations(the 60s were very good to me)..so...

went out a bought EVERY kind of "light" i could get my hands on..set 'em all up in my office and sat there soak'n it up....didnt think it would help but on advice of those farrrr wiser than i persevered...was 1 point where i thought i felt better..but later decided it was because i couldnt see(eyes are used to overcast skies)the huge flucuations in the barometer hang'n on the wall!!!!(my broken back knew tho)....my office is kinda crowded now(all the light fixtures incircling my desk, hanging from the walls and ceiling ect)but i'm sure it will start make'n me feel better...maybe by mid-late July...<shrugs>
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Post by rjn cajun » Wed May 18, 2011 12:03 am

I heard some guys that have lived here all there life 70+ yers to be exact talking about the weather today. Not just today but they were refering to the last 3 months. It made me feel better when they said they to like the rain but there needs to be stability. I`m glad I`m not the only one that thinks that.

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Post by racfish » Wed May 18, 2011 2:56 pm

This weekewnd Im planting my veggies whether Mother Nature is with me or not.My peas are doing good.Carrots and beets are growing ever so slowly.Most of my fruit trees have or are blossoming but my black plum tree is wasted for this year. The blossoms froze and died.Even my rhubarb died in this cold spring. The weather wreaks havoc on the gardening and fishing.Of course its my two favorite hobbies. I joined a gym instead. Time to get buffer for summer.I hope my speedos from high school still fit so I can wear them to the Picnic. Hahaha.
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Post by coretron22 » Wed May 18, 2011 4:47 pm

racfish wrote:I hope my speedos from high school still fit so I can wear them to the Picnic. Hahaha.
uh yeah...I might not make it to the picnic.:-&

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Post by 'OL GREY DOG » Fri Jun 17, 2011 1:06 pm

'OL GREY DOG wrote:


i've decided ya'll are right!!....it's just me...maybe i've become a whiner or senile....mayyybe it's hallucinations(the 60s were very good to me)..so...


record cold temp in Olympia this morn'n....and "summer" is next week right ?

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Post by Amx » Fri Jun 17, 2011 2:24 pm

They THINK summer is next week.

Acually this year it isn't until early to mid July.
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Post by tnj8222 » Fri Jun 17, 2011 2:55 pm

Gonna be a short summer if we see one, shorter than usual that is haha.
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Post by Rich McVey » Fri Jun 17, 2011 3:28 pm

Yea, all of my sweatshirts are getting a lot of use this season.

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Post by 'OL GREY DOG » Fri Jun 17, 2011 3:33 pm

ya'll should go out 'n get ya a bunch of these lights...couple of every kind of sun/heat/grow light you can find...put 'em all up in 1 rm 'n sit in there....course you'll want to get ya some of them rose colored uv/polorized fish'n glasses...saftey 1st...... the power bill's going to be awwwwfulll
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Post by 'OL GREY DOG » Fri Jun 17, 2011 3:41 pm

i'll tell ya where it's kill'n me...besides my 'ol broken bk... is the hay...it's allready ripe...a lot of it is past prime ....when the heck are we going to be able to cut/dry hay !??!!!???...not to mention the produce...strawberries MAYYBE in for 4th of July ???


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Post by Marc Martyn » Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:11 pm

Spokane just passed another record. It is the latest date where we have yet to reach 80º
Overall, the coldest, wettest spring on the record books.

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Post by rjn cajun » Sat Jun 18, 2011 2:11 am

Coldest wettest everything and they say global warming.HUH[-(

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Post by Marc Martyn » Sat Jun 18, 2011 5:37 am

rjn cajun wrote:Coldest wettest everything and they say global warming.HUH[-(
Well.........maybe so. Anchorage has had many more warmer days than we have this spring.:-"

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Post by 'OL GREY DOG » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:46 pm

now that's dissssgust'n

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Post by YellowBear » Sat Jun 18, 2011 3:19 pm

We are about 20 days behind here.
Some of the farmers just finished planting beans.
Corn is 12 inches in some fields and just breaking ground in others.
Some of the hay looks good but I have seen a lot of black hay this year.
It was real nice yesterday and we have rain today.
Hit the seep lakes area yesterday, heading out to Frenchmans today.
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RE:Weather

Post by Marc Martyn » Sat Jun 18, 2011 7:16 pm

Here are some stats from the National Weather Service....

There are a few stats that helps to put the Spring of 2011 
in context…. 
It  was  the  wettest  March­May  ever  in  Lewiston  and 
Pullman, and the 4th wettest ever in Spokane. 
Lewiston  and  Wenatchee  both  had  their  latest  ever 
“first 70 degree day”. 
Spokane  had  its  latest  ever  “first  60  degree  day”  and 
may set its latest “first 80 degree day”.  

Washington had its 3rd coldest March-May ever out of 117 years of records.


So, what is it doing right now? 59º and raining....#-o
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