Cassi Creek: We’ve
set a new temp record for high temps on this date. We’ve logged 74°F. Last week on this date almost everything was
closed down because of 8-10 inches of snow.
The frontal
map shows a couple of classic winter > spring boundaries that are forecast
to initiate squall lines as they move eastward.
The NWS has predicted severe thunderstorms, high line winds, and
possible tornadic storms.
Our portion
of this is slated to arrive after midnight and to last until about 0500. That should make sleeping more
difficult.
Winds are
clocking about 5-15 mph currently and are predicted to increase to 20-30 mph
with gusts to 45 mph.
I managed to
take down a couple branches that Gloria wanted removed about an hour ago (1400). The chain saw started right up and ran
well. But my left arm and hand are still
reacting to the vibration.
The forecast
is for cooler weather next week. I guess
the new load of firewood isn’t going to be wasted.
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