I'm getting tired of El Nino.
The El Nino pattern is living up to it's reputation as a conveyor belt for storms across the southern US. Usually winter in Florida is the dry season, especially in southern FL. Most cold fronts come...
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Wow! Might as well come visit Indiana! Over all, we've had a very, very mild winter. Oh, it's slightly below 32 degrees, but we've had only 1 noticeable snow fall, and it's almost completely melted away. We've had virtually no rain for quite a while now, but cloudy days and VERY clear nights. Very little rain and snow in central Indiana this year, and winter temps, nothing like past years.
The big Eastern snow storm missed us completely, we've not had the artic fronts from Canada this year, and the electric usage in my house (all electric), dropped considerably from last year's usage quite a lot, lowering my heat bill a bunch! Yahoo!
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But you know, I kind of miss those REALLY COLD Indiana winters! Below photo was about 5 years ago on my front porch! (Those were the days!):
The big Eastern snow storm missed us completely, we've not had the artic fronts from Canada this year, and the electric usage in my house (all electric), dropped considerably from last year's usage quite a lot, lowering my heat bill a bunch! Yahoo!
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But you know, I kind of miss those REALLY COLD Indiana winters! Below photo was about 5 years ago on my front porch! (Those were the days!):
