Brewbeer

my perspective is somewhat different, it seems to me that "what went wrong in America" is too many Americans have rejected science and stopped believing scientists in the last 30 years, which is odd, since the scientists today know so much more than what was known 30 years ago

are you referring to yourself ?

we are polluting the atmosphere we all rely on for life, I imagine that makes all of us somewhat uncomfortable, to some degree

weather forum that's why we shouldn't call this a science forum, people "choose to believe" without the desire or intent to hold those beliefs up to the intense and focused light of the scientific method

gonna disagree with this point. weather enthusiasts yes, scientists, not so much

Light frost here, 32/32, yesterday morning was colder.

Another heavy frost this morning, glad I brought the house plants in last night turning off the outdoor spigots today

this. I have a kick-ass heating system in my house and I'm not leaving it off when it's cold outside. keep mine in the 68-70 range, bit cooler in the bedroom for sleeping

that's what I do, work with the wind to help move leaves toward the woods

my heat has been coming on as needed since the end of September

ended up with 2 inches here. currently 53/52 with an occasional breeze, blue sky beginning to appear

it's been a few weeks and honestly I might not use it again until next year, not fun tuning the water off when it's in the 50s (or 30s) outside

had a six pointer eating my bushes a few mornings ago

breeze picking up here, 56/53, still waiting on the rain, big northward moving plume on radar crossing in to new england

put down fertilizer yesterday and winterized the irrigation system last weekend; we've had a couple of solid frosts but no hard freeze yet, hoses and outdoor shower still ready for use and the houseplants are still outside on the patio (covered for frost)