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Does this mean I have to switch back to the summer theme...? 
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Does this mean I have to switch back to the summer theme...? SkiDog
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KILL ME
UPS guy just delivered a new pair of soft shell pants I ordered too Grrrrrrr...
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UPS guy just delivered a new pair of soft shell pants I ordered too Grrrrrrr...
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Greg said:
NOOOOOOOO!!!!!! :angry:
Damn weather!!!! :uzi:
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It's beautiful out today!
I love this "indian summer" stuff... It will be snowey soon...
I love this "indian summer" stuff... It will be snowey soon...
noski
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59 here now, tomorrow to be the same. I am happy to have one more weekend chance to wash the windows and suck up the leaves that FINALLY fell off the trees. It is supposed to turn sharply "colder" (seasonable maybe is what they meant!) at the end of next week. Big local ski and skate sale here next weekend. People will be pumped for that. It is huge.
highpeaksdrifter
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dmc said:
Every cloud has a silver lining
It's always darkest before the dawn
Make the best out of a bad situation
When life gives you lemons make lemonaide
I feel much better now.
Vortex
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I would just change mine back to winter. 70f F is the key letter.
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Maybe you guys really don't live in the AlpineZone. :lol:
High of 48 here in Maine with a cold wind blowing. I could handle a couple of days at 70 but it's not in the forcast.
High of 48 here in Maine with a cold wind blowing. I could handle a couple of days at 70 but it's not in the forcast.
Vortex
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I'll be heading north tonight for a touch of my happy reality.
dmc said:
Very true, I have plenty of stuff to do before the snow flies anyway. Its just kind of dissapointing after seeing all those pics of snow up North...
SKIQUATTRO
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(When life gives you lemons make lemonaide) .....hell..when life gives you Limes, make Margaritas!!!!!!
djspookman
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SKIQUATTRO said:
HELL YEAH! I had a few of those last night with dinner
Margaritas are my favorite threesome! (Margaret, Rita, and ME)anyway.. yeah 58 in the valley now.. I'm hoping it cools down tonight!
dave
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you know what? normally i'd be bumming but i already got my fill for november last week, so i'm cool
Yes, 50's and 60's up here... For skiing For fall stuff that we were rained out on. :x
For skiing For fall stuff that we were rained out on. :x
blacknblue
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DMC's got the right idea. C'mon everyone, just one last weekend to go for a bike ride, get those outdoor chores done, tailgate in Foxboro w/o parkas, and go find a nice swimming hole! :blink:dmc said:
Winter will be here soon enough! Besides, I'm a little behind on my fitness training; I'd be pulling ACLs left and right on a powder day right now.
bigbog
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.........
...Got a few words for everyone....it sure wasn't 70F up here in mid-Maine today, probably never got above 50F, ayyyah. We've been spoiled a bit by the early hits @Wildcat & Kmart..it's still early.dmc said:
Tyrolean_skier
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I am a bit that last Friday and Saturday I was making turns at Killington and this Saturday I was walking around in short sleeves down here in the flatlands. The only good thing about this is that I am not torn between skiing and attending my son's football games and my daughter's cheerleading competiton. Since there is no skiing, there is also no decision to be made.
BTW my new avatar is a picture of me at the top of Highline last Friday.
that last Friday and Saturday I was making turns at Killington and this Saturday I was walking around in short sleeves down here in the flatlands. The only good thing about this is that I am not torn between skiing and attending my son's football games and my daughter's cheerleading competiton. Since there is no skiing, there is also no decision to be made.BTW my new avatar is a picture of me at the top of Highline last Friday.
It hit 67 F in Burlington, Vermont yesteday I was up there in a T-Shirt. Pretty scary IMHO. Glad we finally got October weather...our monsoon season appears to have ended. :roll:
I was up there in a T-Shirt. Pretty scary IMHO. Glad we finally got October weather...our monsoon season appears to have ended. :roll:
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No offense, but is there really a decision to be made here? :blink: Family first for me.Tyrolean_skier said:
Well, at least this weather is happening now.
In January 1995 we had a massive thaw that lasted about 3-4 days...went from 10's and 20's to 50, 60, even 70 degrees F. Happened around MLK Weekend or so. Burke lost ALL of its snow in a matter of hours. NOT good. We went from about 2' to grass :blink:
Last Thanksgiving it was about 65 F in the NEK of VT and we had two THUNDERSTORMS come through, one with hail :blink: So no skiing then.
In January 1995 we had a massive thaw that lasted about 3-4 days...went from 10's and 20's to 50, 60, even 70 degrees F. Happened around MLK Weekend or so. Burke lost ALL of its snow in a matter of hours. NOT good. We went from about 2' to grass
:blink:Last Thanksgiving it was about 65 F in the NEK of VT and we had two THUNDERSTORMS come through, one with hail :blink:
So no skiing then.Similar threads
