Yup. It sucks. The canadians sent one of their cold fronts down here. Blame Canada.

 

Think that's bad, was 70 ish the other day in Florida , dropped to the 60's
today, quite a shock

But when it hit's 90-100 with 100 % humidity,

I'M OUT OF HERE, Northbound...

 

Dang rain doesnt help either.

 

Up where AKpaul lives Delta Jnct. AK it is 46*F Here in Houston TX it is 43*F.

 

I saw 52 today...Took a ride over to the Johnson River today, it and the Gerstle are already running.....As far a temp swings, the most drastic I have seen was December of 2000 I think maybe 99 but anyway a Chinook rolled in and it went from 60 below to 60 above in a few hours, sure made a mess of things all the snow melted then refroze when the temps went back down to 30/40 below that next night...

 

Its been in the 40s for a couple of weeks,the mud was drying up and everything. Wed. night we got hit with 15" of snow and Thurs. night with 5" of snow. We are suppose to have another 4" tonight and a bigger storm in the middle of next week.

Jeff

 

But because of the weather, the crowds weren't bad at Six Flags on Saturday.

 

Duallydog-you ever in stephenville...i think Ive seen your truck running round here.

 

All I can say is Global Warming my, errr, ummm, eye.... Yeah, that's it...

 

last week it was 84 deg. on thursday at about 2:00pm at 2:00am friday morning it was 19 deg !!!!!

 

Around here in Illinois we have a saying. Welcome to Illinois you don't like the weather wait till tomorrow it'll change.

 

So much for global warming Gore But it was nice and cold for Cendy outside of the Bush place a few miles away . It was 93* 3 days ago. Not as bad as some of you but bad enough.

 

Yep, Marketing major at Tarleton.
I see your truck pretty regular too.

 

I was in Casper Wyoming a couple of weeks ago. I arrived wearing a t-shirt and jeans and rented a F**D Fusion. Beautiful for 5 days. High 70's low 80's, no humidity. Acutally thought to myself "this is not too bad. Nice place to live even". Day six I was white knuckle driving back to the airport to rent a 4x4 Durango because a spring blizzard blew in. Even the locals were caught by surprise by the severity of the "spring" storm. The major roads out of town were closed for 3 days. It was white from ground to sky. Hard to tell where the road ended and the "not road" started. One gal even rolled her Taurus on the way to work the first day. But she was still at work like nothing happened. Having to chisle and scrape my way into the truck for three days was not fun either. I was glad to get back to my 80 degrees and 100% humidity.

 

That was the first time it snowed in Fort Worth Texas, IN APRIL, in over 70 years. I mowed 10 green yards, in the snow that Saturday.....talk about weird!