Good Morning/Weather Report Suite

[Vnsmkr]

Yeah its because that storm that was off the coast either died out offshore or came inland. I dont watch the news in any form so dont know for sure. Any case looks like a fairly calm week ahead which is good, because I have a dozen new seedlings popping soil today

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Its mid to high 70's here in the day and dropping to Low 50's at night. Nice and sunny once the marine layer burns off.

At what temps does the fog roll in for you guys out there? Does it just happen in late summer and fall? Or is it a year round thing?

 

[BiBMaster23]

It's common in the summer here, from like march to August and we get a lot of fog. I don't know the temps that starts to roll in at. Must be around the low 50's from what I can tell. Which is most nights, 50 to 53F are the nightly lows for the next week.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

It's common in the summer here, from like march to August and we get a lot of fog. I don't know the temps that starts to roll in at. Must be around the low 50's from what I can tell. Which is most nights, 50 to 53F are the nightly lows for the next week.

So it eases up as you go into flower. That is good.

Our fog season is October through February. I'm an hour inland, so we get as much river fog as sea fog.

 

[BiBMaster23]

So it eases up as you go into flower. That is good.

Our fog season is October through February. I'm an hour inland, so we get as much river fog as sea fog.

I'm like 30 min or 27 miles away from the coast depending on how you drive

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

I just got the last of my customers out of the building. A quick safety meeting, then it's time for some work work. I hurt my wrist a couple three weeks ago. Hasn't really bothered much me until last night. Putting down the tables and chairs was a bitch. Hope getting them up is easier. I'll be working slow.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

A quick safety meeting, then it's time for some work work.

No disrespect to Little Feat, Jimmy Buffett and Zack Brown Band, but I had to come find me some working music. I have a 4 hour DVD recording of ACL shows that I like. The Drive-By Truckers starts it off. One of my favorite shows.

http://www.pbs.org/video/2035052077/

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Good morning. It's 0200, and I'm still at work. I don't have these late nights too often. I doubt I will be hauling water at daylight though.

It's 72F with the forecast low for tomorrow night down to 69F.

See you guys on Saturday.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

This was what I meant to post. I want to kick out the jams and rock the clock.

 

[ttystikk]

Seventies now, seventies this afternoon in northern Colorado. Clear day.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

A sunny morning here. It's 81F with 83% humdity at 1000. Forecast high of 94F with 20% chance of rain this afternoon, and a low of 74F tonight.

I had to skip ahead on my USB this morning. I've been stuck in Lovett Land for a week or more it seems. Heard this one that is pretty cute.

But came across this gem too.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Snapped this when I got back to the camp yesterday afternoon after the run to the GB, 3DT, SEE, JP and DDW patches. The sun was hitting it, though.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Good afternoon. Our high was 94F earlier, but we have cooled down to 91F at 1715. Forecast low of 73F tonight. We had a couple of light showers yesterday. So far none today.

We lost another of the all time greats.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Good morning. It's sunny and a pleasant 75F with 94% humidity at 0715. Forecast high of 92F with 40% chance of an afternoon shower. Low of 72F tonight.

Driving into work on an early weekday morning is not something I do very often. I feel for all you guys who have it to do everyday. The sun and school buses are not a good combination.

 

[ttystikk]

Sunny and sixties here this morning, into the low 80s this afternoon. Been getting some thundershower activity in the afternoons which keeps a lid on the heat.

I'm getting my water fed central heating and cooling unit installed this week. It will use hot water to heat my home and cold water to cool it, all through my existing forced air ducts. It may yet get warm enough again this summer to properly test it out!

 

[WV: Jetson]

Are you going to get any rain off that tropical depression, Larry?

We are in for a cloudy stretch, with a little rain Thurs. evening/Fri. am. Than back to sunny days: high 70's/50's. We've been having morning dew for the last couple of days.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Sunny and sixties here this morning, into the low 80s this afternoon. Been getting some thundershower activity in the afternoons which keeps a lid on the heat.

I'm getting my water fed central heating and cooling unit installed this week. It will use hot water to heat my home and cold water to cool it, all through my existing forced air ducts. It may yet get warm enough again this summer to properly test it out!

I've always been interested in that kind of system. Do you have two wells? I've heard of some systems that required two.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

Are you going to get any rain off that tropical depression, Larry?

We are in for a cloudy stretch, with a little rain Thurs. evening/Fri. am. Than back to sunny days: high 70's/50's. We've been having morning dew for the last couple of days.

I'm just outside of The Cone of Probability. We will get some rain from it, but not much else as long as it sticks to the projected path.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/105135.shtml?5-daynl#contents

 

[ttystikk]

I've always been interested in that kind of system. Do you have two wells? I've heard of some systems that required two.

The unit itself is officially known as a chiller with hot gas recovery. It is most easily understood as a dual circuit heat pump, where heat removed from the cold water circuit is added to the hot water circuit. Because I have a cooling load on that cold water circuit (my op), I've no need for a well... let alone two of them.

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

The unit itself is officially known as a chiller with hot gas recovery. It is most easily understood as a dual circuit heat pump, where heat removed from the cold water circuit is added to the hot water circuit. Because I have a cooling load on that cold water circuit (my op), I've no need for a well... let alone two of them.

That would make it easier. The ones I was looking at {back in the 80's} would pump water from one well into the other. It was a long time ago, so don't really remember exactly how it worked, but there were water lines in the floors and on the roof. I have a book somewhere in my library on underground houses that it was featured in.