We call it cold, but for many it's nothing. Temperatures are forecast to dip into the mid twenties at night starting Sunday night, and lows for the next few days afterwards about the same. Highs should be in the forties, which means freezing temperatures will only last for a few hours.
So far this year, we've only had two nights where the temperature just made it down to 32 degrees. Most night have been in the forties, fifties and sixties. Daytime highs have been in the fifties up to the low eighties. It's been a blessing since heating, and cooling, don't require much electricity, which keeps the bill down.
So far, this has been a mild, although wet Winter. The ground is saturated, and the mostly dreary weather hasn't allowed much drying. A wet Spring may bring some flooding we don't need. Time will tell, and regardless, there isn't anything I can do about it.
Just two weeks ago I was talking to the wife about getting the garden started because nothing was lower than about 40 at night.
ReplyDeleteHere in Seguin, two hours from Houston, we got our first good rain in about six months and still under a burn ban.
It looks like you have some more rain coming at the end of the week, with some cold temperatures.
DeleteNegative numbers here. Chilly.
ReplyDeleteThat's cold. It's 29 here this morning, and the wind is high. It makes me think of all the days I worked all day in this type of weather.
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