....you can see forever but in the river valley (there is a river down there)
it wasn't so you can't. And a small reminder of when you can. Most of
Calgary was sunny but the forecast is for lots of rain tonight turning to
snow by morning. All quite normal for May.
jim

Neat Shot Jim, But that to me just Looks COLD ;-).

Crazy Ed

In message 31kUj.248867$pM4.237740@pd7urf1no, jim wilson
writes
...you can see forever but in the river valley (there is a river down there)
it wasn't so you can't. And a small reminder of when you can. Most of
Calgary was sunny but the forecast is for lots of rain tonight turning to
snow by morning. All quite normal for May.

Spring's started here now, all bright green leaves and today was really
warm. Your bare branches look very strange.

--
Sue ]

"MadCow" wrote in message
...

Spring's started here now, all bright green leaves and today was really
warm. Your bare branches look very strange.
--
Sue ]

You're at the same latitude as me but your climate is much milder than the
Canadian Prairies (as I'm sure you know). The *average* high now is in the
mid-teens although now (Thurs afternoon) it's 5C. We didn't get the 25 mm
of rain forecast and now its for 15 cm of snow overnight. If we get it it
won't stay long unlike our last storm in April. We need the water as this
area is normally quite dry. Our wettest month still lies ahead in June.
jim

"jim wilson" wrote in message
news:%tJUj.122674$rd2.30652@pd7urf3no...

"MadCow" wrote in message
...

Spring's started here now, all bright green leaves and today was really
warm. Your bare branches look very strange.
--
Sue ]

You're at the same latitude as me but your climate is much milder than the
Canadian Prairies (as I'm sure you know). The *average* high now is in
the
mid-teens although now (Thurs afternoon) it's 5C. We didn't get the 25 mm
of rain forecast and now its for 15 cm of snow overnight. If we get it it
won't stay long unlike our last storm in April. We need the water as this
area is normally quite dry. Our wettest month still lies ahead in June.
jim

Downgraded to 5 cm of snow . See the picture-hey, it's Calgary!
jim

"jim wilson" wrote:

Downgraded to 5 cm of snow . See the picture-hey, it's Calgary!
jim


I think I'll stay right where I am. Right now at 3:58 A.M. it's
63F. Scattered High Cirrus that is being sent to Grumpy, but other than that
rather nice .

Crazy Ed

Edward Erbeck wrote:
"jim wilson" wrote:


Downgraded to 5 cm of snow . See the picture-hey, it's Calgary!
jim



I think I'll stay right where I am. Right now at 3:58 A.M. it's
63F. Scattered High Cirrus that is being sent to Grumpy, but other than that
rather nice .

Crazy Ed



Got some of them thar' high cirrus yesterday and managed to keep the
temp just below 90°.

Thank Yew,

JT

(Summer has arrived... dammit)

"Grumpy AuContraire" wrote:


Got some of them thar' high cirrus yesterday and managed to keep the
temp just below 90°.

Thank Yew,


Any Time, and there's more on the way.

(Summer has arrived... dammit)


Man, I know where you got your "Name", Winters to Cold, Summer is too
Hot, Sheeese - I Bet You'd Complain if I was to Hang You with a Brand New
Rope ;-)

Crazy Ed

Edward Erbeck wrote:

"Grumpy AuContraire" wrote:



Got some of them thar' high cirrus yesterday and managed to keep the
temp just below 90°.

Thank Yew,



Any Time, and there's more on the way.


(Summer has arrived... dammit)



Man, I know where you got your "Name", Winters to Cold, Summer is too
Hot, Sheeese - I Bet You'd Complain if I was to Hang You with a Brand New
Rope ;-)

Crazy Ed



Nope... It's just that spring 'n fall are just too short!

Save the rope for November...

JT