OrangeRoses's WunderBlog

Last Updated: 9:40 AM GMT on November 03, 2009 — Last Comment: 11:38 AM GMT on October 21, 2009

	Tu 110309

Posted by: OrangeRoses, 9:40 AM GMT on November 03, 2009

The Land is starting to dry again. This allows for those (who love to rake leaves) to get leaves, not mud & leaves in their rakes. I don't rake the leaves- they somehow stay in the best place to decay to fertilize the ground. Much better, much easier, and intune than buying chemicals to crecen los milagros.

Automated Data 20 min interval

►When you're hot you're hot;

when you're not you're not;

when you're dry... you're not for long if you're hot.

Φ

View Comments (0)

Permalink | A A A

	Th 102909

Posted by: OrangeRoses, 12:55 AM GMT on October 30, 2009

Been scattered like ►fallen leaves blowing in the wind. ►This perhaps is at least une raison for the intermittency of blogging— the only weather blog in "these parts". Rain has been a contant weather item, here. ►It appears that the NW Pacific Ocean Climate in Seattle, Washington is being shared here, far from any ocean! When Shreveport NWS understands how this is possible their credibility(especially during T Storm Warnings, Tornado Warnings, and other life...

View Comments (0)

Updated: 7:06 AM GMT on November 01, 2009

Permalink | A A A

	Sat 101009

Posted by: OrangeRoses, 11:57 PM GMT on October 10, 2009

4.56in | 115.8mm rain fell during the first 9 days of October. Two days, including today 10/10/09 it did not rain. Perhaps the Hayworth Seasonal Flu outbreak has spread over this area with the very moist, overcast weather. It is airborne (in case you didn't know). I'm glad you're reading this short report. Stay tuned for more as weather permits.Tuesday Afternoon is Never Ending. Sunday Morning Creeping Like a Nun 101309 2.3 in. rain has blest the Flooding Land since...

View Comments (1)

Updated: 12:09 AM GMT on October 30, 2009

Permalink | A A A

	F 100909

Posted by: OrangeRoses, 12:14 PM GMT on October 09, 2009

Like mid September we have Flash Flood Watches again. The Airport data reveals 3.25 and MESONET measures 2.75 inches within the same period displayed below by a local PWS (2.15 inches). Φ

View Comments (0)

Updated: 12:35 PM GMT on October 09, 2009

Permalink | A A A

	Sat 091909

Posted by: OrangeRoses, 11:32 PM GMT on September 19, 2009

And they crawled out of the darkness...the skies were a beautiful blue this afternoon with sunshine not seen in over a week ( 'round these parts ). Daytime High about 80° F. Also, 'round here, the normal flooding that comes with heavy & frequent downpours did not happen. The rain fell slowDown on all the roofs of uncertaintyI thought of youAnd the years and all the sadnessFell away from meAnd did you know... *Update Nine days later*Rain stopped finally over a week...

View Comments (1)

Updated: 8:31 PM GMT on September 28, 2009

Permalink | A A A

View Previous Entries