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Our Morning Coffee and Weather

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Sir Henry » Sun Nov 19, 2023 8:37 am

19F heading to 45 and not a cloud to be seen.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by JEBar » Sun Nov 19, 2023 9:25 am

we have a beautiful but cool 44 degree morning with the high only predicted to get up to 63 later today no rain until Tuesday when its predicted to set in with a 94% chance of "Periods of rain and a thunderstorm" .... with us traveling for Thanksgiving we have a few things button up at home .... none serious or complicated

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Hatchdog » Sun Nov 19, 2023 9:46 am

“Look out the window, where? snow.” **

Woke up to a pretty heavy snow storm but at 33 degrees it’s a very wet snow that while is clinging to the ground and the trees it won’t stick around. (Yea) Not sure what the expected high is today but probably in the upper 30’s to the lower 40’s. Our local weather folks sleep in on the weekend.

I finished my burning yesterday and because of the predicted high winds today I wanted the fire pile to cool out. So last night right at dark I spread the embers out to help with cooling. When I burn the ember pile becomes kind of a pyramid which holds in the heat nicely. Normally I would just leave it in order to complete the burn but didn’t this time because of the predicted wind. After spreading out the embers it looked so cool I took this pic. Looks like the gate to hell!


** Bob and Doug McKenzie skit, “The Great White North”
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Shakey Jake » Sun Nov 19, 2023 5:10 pm

It was in the upper 50's this morning on the dog walk. I didn't check the temperature but I'm pretty good about guessing. Currently it's 73°after getting up to 75°. I cooked some bacon, French toast and coffee for breakfast. The big news for the day is Robyn and I are finally grandparents. The world welcomed Eleanor Marie Butler this morning at 3:59 a.m. My wife and I joked we should call her Ellie Mae. (Y'all come back now, hear!)
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by markiver54 » Sun Nov 19, 2023 5:23 pm

CONGRATULATIONS! to you and your loved ones.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Vaquero » Sun Nov 19, 2023 5:54 pm

Congrats Jake, them grand kids are Great.

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by cooperhawk » Mon Nov 20, 2023 8:58 am

Partly Cloudy, 37°F, Humidity 75%
Wind Speed E 7 mph
Barometer 30.16 in
Cloudy, with a high near 45.
A 20 percent chance of rain before 3pm.
East southeast wind 5 to 10 mph.
Coffee now and then I'm going out for breakfast with the next door neighbor.
We do that every once in a while just to catch up.
Nothing much else on tap.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by JEBar » Mon Nov 20, 2023 9:19 am

32 last night .... 40 right now ... predicted high of 62 .... no rain today but its supposed to move in tomorrow .... first up this morning, taking our Chevy pickup in for a yearly safety inspection .... meds and supplies run to Walmart where I'll pickup a can of Restore ... when we get the truck we will drop off our Trailblazer for service and lube (we need the Restore for it) ... after that taking care of some minor items to get ready pull out and head to western NC for Thanksgiving

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Hatchdog » Mon Nov 20, 2023 10:22 am

Congrats Jake on Ellie Mae’s arrival.

30 right now with a high of 39 expected. We should see some sunshine this afternoon after the fog/low clouds burn off. My wife has a dentist appt this morning and afterwards we may head out to the Spokane Valley and look at a few Jeeps. We can’t make up our minds whether to buy a new one or keep our Explorer and buy a used Jeep for towing behind the MoHo. So today we’ll be looking at used Jeeps to help us make up our mind. Dang those new ones are expensive. The Hybrids have a Federal rebate of $7500 if we lease and maybe an additional $5000 from the lease company. Not sure on the last one and we have never leased a car before so we’re both pretty ignorant on the process.

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by cooperhawk » Mon Nov 20, 2023 11:40 am

Hatchdog wrote:
Mon Nov 20, 2023 10:22 am
We can’t make up our minds whether to buy a new one or keep our Explorer and buy a used Jeep for towing behind the MoHo. So today we’ll be looking at used Jeeps to help us make up our mind. Dang those new ones are expensive.
I have a 2015 Explorer that we tow all the time. I must have over 20,000 miles on it just towing. I try to keep it up
because I hate to spend the money to set up a new tow vehicle.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Shakey Jake » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:30 pm

It was 70° and muggy this morning just before the rain. We haven't gotten much but it was enough to settle the dust. A cold front is moving through in the early hours of Tuesday morning and it's supposed to be windy tomorrow. I just had cereal and coffee for breakfast.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Ozarkwoodswalker » Tue Nov 21, 2023 4:38 am

Currently 48. A ws t mer start than the weather men thought we would have. Thsts a plus in the winter time. Coffee good. Thanksgiving is almost upon us. Be glad to see family.

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Vaquero » Tue Nov 21, 2023 7:05 am

Morning, 54 here this AM, and not changing much, maybe 56.
Says there is a 6 mph breeze, I may go sit for a while in one of my little hunting houses.
This from the other day.😉😁
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by JEBar » Tue Nov 21, 2023 8:39 am

our part of NC has been experiencing a significant drought for a good while .... with the Thanksgiving holiday travel season at hand, 2 days of rain is underway .... according to the weather radar, the leading edge of the front bringing the rain is not far west of us .... if as forecasted it brings a couple of inches of rain it won't end the drought but it will sure help .... currently 52 on its way to 65 later this afternoon .... we need to button up a few small things so as to be ready to pull out in the morning on our way to western NC for Thanksgiving .... looks like a wet drive for the first hundred or so miles

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by cooperhawk » Tue Nov 21, 2023 8:47 am

Overcast, 39°F, Humidity 87%
Wind Speed Calm
Barometer 30.04 in
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 40.
A 30 percent chance of rain, mainly before 8am.
North northwest wind 5 to 10 mph increasing to 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon.
Looks like a dreary day on tap so I guess I'll do shop work.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Sir Henry » Tue Nov 21, 2023 9:05 am

I thought it was cold at 27F. Then I checked out Deadhorse, AK where it’s -6 with 8 mph winds. That makes it a bone chilling-21F.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by cooperhawk » Tue Nov 21, 2023 9:45 am

Sir Henry wrote:
Tue Nov 21, 2023 9:05 am
I thought it was cold at 27F. Then I checked out Deadhorse, AK where it’s -6 with 8 mph winds. That makes it a bone chilling-21F.
Not to worry, that same weather is coming to your home soon. :lol:
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Shakey Jake » Tue Nov 21, 2023 11:02 am

58°and very windy this morning. It's not supposed to warm up much during the day. I cooked bacon, eggs, toast and coffee for breakfast.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by Hatchdog » Tue Nov 21, 2023 1:00 pm

cooperhawk wrote:
Mon Nov 20, 2023 11:40 am
Hatchdog wrote:
Mon Nov 20, 2023 10:22 am
We can’t make up our minds whether to buy a new one or keep our Explorer and buy a used Jeep for towing behind the MoHo. So today we’ll be looking at used Jeeps to help us make up our mind. Dang those new ones are expensive.
I have a 2015 Explorer that we tow all the time. I must have over 20,000 miles on it just towing. I try to keep it up
because I hate to spend the money to set up a new tow vehicle.
Our Explorer is a 2018 and is capable of flat towing. I was quoted by the RV dealer the cost to set it up for flat towing is 6-8 thousand. With 61000 miles on the Explorer I’m hesitant to spend that only to have the Explorer have issues. However spending 40-50K on a new Jeep isn’t attractive either. I’m trying to convince my wife to just buy a “cheap” used Jeep and keep the Explorer as the daily driver and use the Jeep for traveling. I think she’s getting there. :lol:

28 here in the beautiful Inland Pacific Northwest with filtered sun. Maybe the upper 30’s later.

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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather

Post by cooperhawk » Tue Nov 21, 2023 4:01 pm

Hatchdog wrote:
Tue Nov 21, 2023 1:00 pm
cooperhawk wrote:
Mon Nov 20, 2023 11:40 am
Our Explorer is a 2018 and is capable of flat towing. I was quoted by the RV dealer the cost to set it up for flat towing is 6-8 thousand. With 61000 miles on the Explorer I’m hesitant to spend that only to have the Explorer have issues.
6 to 8 thousand sounds like a lot. I had our set up for less than two but that was a few years back. The biggest thing is
the tow plate. They have to pull the front facade off and remove the titanium bumper behind it replacing it with the tow
plate. That's not that big a deal. My local shop did that in one day. Then I had the Air Force 1 braking system installed and
installed the wiring kit. I guess though you don't have air brakes so the AF1 won't work for you.

My Explorer had about 160 thousand miles on it now but if you add in tow miles it's more like two hundred thousand. I've had
to replace a couple wheel bearings, but that's about all.

I also have the Blue Ox tow bar and tow plate.
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