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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Stig / Major Tom on October 19, 2022, 12:41:25 AM
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It's 8:00 October 18th and it's snowing.
Stig
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Only passing through. Back to Fall weather by the weekend.
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On our dog walks we’ve noted trees unusually laden with berries this year. According to country folk lore, this is a harbinger of a harsh winter. I hope not.
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It's 8:00 October 18th and it's snowing.
Stig
29 degrees with snow flurries on the 18th on the Cumberland Plateau
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we finally had a frost, and a heavy one, scraping ice off the windshield of my Tacoma this morning
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Snow, hail, graupel, and a couple inches of rain but no frost. Not loving this fall one bit.
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Snow, hail, graupel, and a couple inches of rain but no frost. Not loving this fall one bit.
"Graupel"?!! Had to Google that one!
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"Graupel"?!! Had to Google that one!
me, too, haha!
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regaining our title here, "Northwet"
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always been corn snow to me
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My SIL lives near Seattle....went there to marry a tall guy.*
She says the rain there is a myth 🙄 ..to keep people away.
25 yrs single...apparently it IS keeping the tall guys at bay🙃
I don't understand it.....she is an expert at everything. Just ask. She'll tell you....
Stig
SIL is 5'11.5"
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On our dog walks we’ve noted trees unusually laden with berries this year. According to country folk lore, this is a harbinger of a harsh winter. I hope not.
Took these the day after my post to illustrate the point, but only just got round to converting them! (The bush is a hawthorn, used extensively here for hedging, its thorns are wicked sharp and defy all but the bravest livestock!)