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We need to get back to these days lol Pulaski hasn't had a 200" year since 2010..In the 2000s the"rip off" zone wasn't as prevalent..

Low of 24° this morning..

FREEZE WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 8 AM EDT SATURDAY... * WHAT...Sub-freezing temperatures in the upper 20s expected. * WHERE...Lewis county. * WHEN...From midnight tonight to 8 AM EDT Saturday. * IMPACTS...Frost and freeze conditions will kill crops, other sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing.

Local WU station dropped into the 20s overnight..

Frost advisory issued for this evening, should be more wide spread this weekend..

Latest hazardous weather outlook.. Below freezing temperatures and widespread frost is possible late Friday night through Saturday morning and again late Saturday night through Sunday morning. Forecast through Monday.. October like..

Yeah kbuf is going a little on the"warmer" side , atleast according to the P&C, mid-upper 40s for lows at buffalo, they jumped temps here a few degrees to the mid-upper 30s..

33 here, body is not accustomed to this yet lol

Thursday, the cold front sags south of the region by the afternoon with surface ridge to our west beginning to build in behind it. Cold air advection under NW`erly flow will then filter in a much cooler air mass with H850T falling to +2C/+3C by Friday. Afternoon highs Thursday will generally be in the low 70s. High pressure to our west will continue to build in across the Lower Lakes with tranquil weather during the period. With an unseasonably cool airmass in place afternoon highs will average 5F to 10F below normal, with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. There will also be a potential for frost, especially Friday night into Saturday with lows potentially in the low/mid 30s to low 40s that night.

At this rate I'm definitely in Lewis county for November, hoping for a nice early season event lol

Haha yeah we already had a little frost a couple days ago when temps dropped several degrees below forecast.. Next weekends forecast is showing uppers 50's for highs and mid 30s for lows, we'll see how that plays out.. Still not sure where exactly I'll be living for winter lol Anywhere along 81(just inland) from Watertown to brewerton/Cicero is in play..

Frost advisory issued for this evening.. FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 1 AM TO 9 AM EDT TUESDAY... * WHAT...Temperatures in the lower to mid 30s will result in frost formation. * WHERE...Jefferson and Lewis counties. * WHEN...From 1 AM to 9 AM EDT Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Frost could kill sensitive outdoor vegetation if left uncovered.

If I don't find a house soon I'll be spending the first part of winter in lewis county lol Not the worst thing in the world, at least for me haha

About 6 miles or so, pretty much"downtown" scriba..

Old lady went for a pre approval through bank of America, never again lol She went for a conventional loan yet they set her up with an FHA (interest rate 3.75%)lol No sellers want to deal with FHA..She tried to get it switched and they gave her an attitude and said they had no other programs for her..She has good credit (760), good job and good savings lol Luckily our real estate agent contacted northern credit union who she goes through all the time, they ran her information and offered an 80/20 conventional loan at 3.1%..Due to her good credit the credit union will pay the 20% down payment and we will have a separate small loan..This obviously saves money out of pocket as well as eliminating private mortgage insurance..We can also ask for 6% sellers concession and pay nearly nothing out of pocket for closing but I doubt that's much of an option with the current market lol

The house in Altmar appraised at 238k (2018) and I got it for 182k , probably shouldn't of sold it lol It really was hell of a deal..

My real estate agent called last night and said people were making offers without even seeing the place lmao The owners won't accept any offers until the weekend showings are finished..

Bidding war setting up for this cute house in scriba, heading there Sunday to see if I wanna throw my name in the hat lol 3bd 3ba 2000sq ft on nearly an acre and a half of land, nice screened in porch, fenced in backyard, in ground pool etc... Asking 159k, taxes last year less than 2k, must be haunted haha..

I would be lying if I said I wasn't tempted haha Probably take a look at it for the hell of it..

Oswego county confirmed cases.. 1-5 confirmed cases: Albion, Amboy, Boylston, Hannibal, Minetto, New Haven, Orwell, Palermo, Parish, Redfield, Sandy Creek, Williamstown 6-10 confirmed cases: Mexico, Oswego Town, West Monroe 11-20 confirmed cases: Constantia, Granby, Richland, Scriba, Volney 21-30 confirmed cases: Hastings, Schroeppel 31-40 confirmed cases: No municipality 41-50 confirmed cases: City of Oswego Over 50 confirmed cases: City of Fulton

The "executive order" is till December but FEMA has 44 bill to spend Which will last about 3-4 weeks...

It's basically going to be 1 check backdated 3-4 weeks..Kinda surprised nobody is trying to block it lol Trump was smart here, make the Democrats look bad if they try to take it to court lol Just like he knew it was only for a few weeks but extended it till"December".

It's $300 a week, only $400 if states throw in $100, FEMA only has enough for 3-4 weeks, going to be up to Congress for any extended benefits.. Link to follow, scroll to bottom.. And now it says "pre application" Which was "not paid " earlier. https://www.unemploymentpua.com/articles/lwatracker.html

Looks like Cuomo had a change of heart, obviously better than nothing.. NEW YORK (WHEC) — New York is now applying for the Lost Wages Assistance program. New Yorkers who are unemployed because of the coronavirus pandemic will be eligible for an extra $300 per week, but first, the state has to apply for the program through FEMA, which could take a few weeks. A statement from Budget Director Robert Mujica says the following: "Now that the federal government has blinked and will no longer make states provide funding they do not have, New York State will apply for the Lost Wages Assistance program. As Governor Cuomo has said, politics does not impact policy -- especially during a pandemic -- and if New Yorkers are in need, this administration will do everything we can to support them. But make no mistake, this does not absolve Washington from doing its job, and they must pass a comprehensive aid package that provides a stable extension of unemployment benefits, repeals the SALT cap and supports local and state governments. Anything else would simply be unacceptable."