Getting warm!

[golden optimist]

It's only -8 outside this morning. A lot better than yesterdays -17. I'm beginning to think I'm back in Alaska. In 1965 when I left anchorage the high temp for 3 weeks was -20. I did some moose hunting at -55. Not anymore. I like to think I'm smarter now that I'm older.
Leonard

[Hoser John]

Age must bring wisdom as not many folks live this long so we must be pretty darn smart John

[russau]

John I think that was a smart comment to make!! And I thought it would be a smart idea for me to compliment you on this smart subject!

[dickb]

The moose in Alaska are a lot happier too.

Take good care of yourself Leonard and remembers Spring is on the way.

Dickb

[LipCa]

There's hope... it was -17 here also yesterday am. This am it's 28
(but still snowing )

[Hoser John]

Hay Lip our snow is gone down here but rain gage says 2+" since 6 last night so 12 hours wow. 5 more days at least as the snow melts away from this tropical river of rain .....John

[golden optimist]

Hope you don't get flooded out.
Leonard

[Ornery Cuss]

That is the hope GO

Just about the entire state of Calif is under a small stream flood advisory
Melting snow and lots of rain in a short time could be trouble for our water storage
Not enough or to much, let it go or hold it back, someone is having a tough time sleeping at night
A lot of water down the rivers could be a good thing, stirrin things up

Look out those to the east


OC

[Hoser John]

OC they ain't sleeping at the switch as MASSIVE amounts of water being dumped since Saturday. Down the sac out to the ocean . Bummer is rain has wiped out massive amounts of snow to over 7,000' so this summers snow melt water is being flushed down the toilet sic sic sic...John

[Ornery Cuss]

It's better to let it down the river controlled, than uncontrolled

The last pineapple express we had in the 90's, the Turlock irrigation district damn near overflowed Don Pedro dam.
Civilian road that passes through the overflow channel was washed out for months
Water coming in faster than they can let it out.
A nightmare scenario for those that make those decisions
Also happened in the 60s

Unleashing that much water uncontrolled would be catastrophic down stream for sure
Cant imagine the destruction as in the Malholand damn collapse


OC