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Some winter we’ve been having in the South! A large grass fire a few miles or less from my home is sending smoke all through my neighborhood. =( I’ve yet to see a hint of snow this winter so far, not to mention 60 – 70 degree weather! Last year at this time I was snowed in to my house several times! Strangest winter ever. Now i’m going to go douse the sides of my house and yard with a hose…
Yikes! I wish you the best with this! I always fret in the summer over wildfires out here, the grass is so dry! but a winter wildfire is surprising!
I agree, it has been a weird winter! Unusually warm here.. some snow, but not like I’m used toYikes! I wish you the best with this! I always fret in the summer over wildfires out here, the grass is so dry! but a winter wildfire is surprising!
I agree, it has been a weird winter! Unusually warm here.. some snow, but not like I’m used toThis time last year we were having blizzard conditions. But today it was 70 degrees and we haven’t seen rain [much less snow] in quite a while, which is why I think the wildfire happened. Thankfully they have it out now, and it didn’t get TOO close to us =)
I’m glad to hear it is out now! 🙂 I’d be afraid if one caught up in Colorado right now, though I think the mountains are doing well enough for snow they wouldn’t have a big worry, it’s been super windy this winter.. some areas in the mountains getting hurricane strength winds. It’s been a crazy year, that’s for sure!
Boy is it windy here . Typical winter . Spring means tornaos ! My spelling is bad at times too .
Typical winter is windy here as well, but some of these wind storms are new levels of it! lol… ‘n I feel ya, Spring means tornados here as well! I’m always excited for a storm all the way till tornado warnings/watches start popping up, then I get nervous, lol
Spring here means rain. Winter means rain. Fall means rain. Summer means slightly less rain with the occasional ray of sunshine that burns all of us to lobster colors before the rain comes back…
Ah, Oregon. You may only have one season, and it may be gray and drizzly, but at least we mostly don’t have tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, or zombies…
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