Unlike the hot air issuing from the capitol ... it's 8 degrees at the ol' homestead, and we're one of the warm spots, here in the "banana belt" of Alaska. Not far to the north, it's well below zero. Like thirty degrees below zero. That's right chilly by anyone's standards.
I've got nothin', this morning. That will probably change as the day goes on, but thanks for stopping by.
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We are on the "warm" side of moving fronts here in Iowa. High today - 50F. High by Monday . . . . 4F. Ready for spring sir, ready for spring!
We have gusty winds and it's cool...nice.
The rest of the Nation, especially the East Coast, is full of hot air.
If I could, I'd send you some!
:-)
gfa
9 or 10 here this AM. Kinda nippy
eiaftinfo, we don't often see temp swings like that; one of MANY things I enjoy about living here is the fairly stable temperature patterns.
Stephen, I'm glad your weather is pleasant - I know it was too hot for you, recently.
Guffaw, no thanks. We'll keep the cold stuff until the Iditarod ends in mid-March, if you don't mind. :^)
threecollie, how's it feel to know you & Anchorage have the same temperature?
I meant to mention that banner picture you had up a in the last weeks or so (everything's a blur right now) . . . the one with the American bald eagle breathing frosted vapor. It impressed my hubby and son. Awesome.
Thank you, Cathy. I liked it, too, and may put it up again.
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