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pjman
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Janice Dean
Hi Dan. Thanks so much for your post. I need to brush up on my geography. Appreciate your expertise.
Janice Dean
Hi Lynn! Thank you for setting me straight. I appreciate your email! Hope you will come back again!
Margie Gacki
Hey Don, It was a bit nippy here in Cumberland this morning, too. There was a breeze that made things feel colder. However, it's clearing up and the sun is shining so hopefully it will warm up soon. It's nice to see the sun! Hey to everyone else. I hope the weather is improving wherever you may be. We had an interesting storm related phenomenon occur. Actually, it is still occurring. With all the rain and snow melt in the higher elevations, there has been a raging river flowing out of an abandoned mine that has washed out a road and is still causing trouble. The water is still flowing and a section of the road has been closed. It looks like a waterfall. I bet no one was expecting that! Hopefully it will stop soon so they can repair the road. I hope everyone has a great day and that some sunshine will come into your life today! Margie
Lynn Johnson
Hello Janice, I noticed that both yesterday and today you mentioned that flooding on the Red River in Fargo ND and Breckenridge MN could contribute to potential flooding of the Mississippi River. The Red River (of the North) is not a tributary of the Mississippi. In fact it flows north into Canada, into Lake Winnipeg and eventualluy into Hudson Bay. So those floodwaters do not contribute any floodwaters to the Mississippi. Best wishes, Lynn, a hearty North Dakotan.
DoninRichmond
46 this morning and windy. Spring jacket wasn't enough for the dog park this morning. Came home early, I was cold.
pjman
Hi all It's 43 no wind or rain and the SUN is trying to come out. yippee!!! They say it will be in the 60's the rest of the week . I can't wait. My baby shoes hung on the review window of my dad's car and when I turned 21 he gave them to me . I have them in a glass case with my husbands bronzed shoes. My parents also made clay hand prints that they still have hanging on there wall. Hope all have a Sunny day
marie/ohio
Well I was really tired of the snow. we got rain a few days & NOW THE SNOW is gone. But the flooding ie worst than the SNOW. for all those who are getting it. so sad to see . we O.K. so thankful. Don hope you doing good.20 years ago & had my grandaughter baby shoes bronzed the picframe That A.J spoke of. she married last sat. don't know about the shoes. she live in utah. A.J. you been in my heart & prayer this week. God is with you , You know. sammie your friend to. J.D. I understand about little Matthew.PIC.but. it sill keep me sad. that was my smile for the day. Blessed your sweet family.
Margie Gacki
Hey Don, I like to look up answers to questions when I read them and I found the answer to your question on the NOAA web site. A hurricane is a tropical cyclone so you need the tropical aspect for it to be called a hurricane. Otherwise, it's just a really strong low pressure system. If you want to read about hurricane basics, they have a great page at: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/HAW2/english/basics.shtml I hope that answers your question. Margie (your friendly and helpful medical librarian)
DoninRichmond
Janice Does a storm like the north east just had have to be tropical in order to be called a hurricane? Or must it have an "eye"?
Tn~Deb
Hey Janice, Glad to hear you and your bunch was safe from the storm. I saw some of the coverage, and some were hit very hard. And those rainfall totals you posted are something. That's alot of rain. We just had rain off and on all weekend. At times it was heavy, but it didn't last long...and then the sun would appear. Today we have light drizzle..it's very drab and dreary. And it's very windy too. A definite bad hair day! Got out for a bit to get groceries and stuff and I have to say, I'm glad to get back home. I hate shopping in the rain...but I needed to restock after having the grandkids for a few days. I was running on empty! Well, my frig was. I did set my clocks ahead on Saturday...I do like this time better...but it takes me awhile to get used to the change. That 1 hour, throws me off whack. (I have to blame it on something) haha Try to make the best out of this blah Monday.... Deb PJman glad you're safe from the storm also. Hey to everybody!
Dan E. Green
There are two Red Rivers in the U.S. The north Red River flows through Fargo towards Lake Winnepeg in Canada. The south Red River divides Oklahoma from Texas and flows through Louisiana into the Mississippi River. Flooding in the north Red River will not impact flooding in the Mississippi River, but the snow melt in Minnesota and Iowa will impact the Mississippi River.
David (USAF WX)
Hey Janice, Yep Allison love stores. She loves to run around and say hi to everyone. And in shopping carts I have to push her from the front of the cart so she is going forward she says 'vroom, vroom'. We are planning a trip to Michgan and Virginia at the end of March and beginnig of April. It should be fun with Allison and trying to keep her entertained. Cant wait for this experiance. Take care,
Margie Gacki
Hi Janice and everyone, It sounds like we dodged a lot of what other folks got over the weekend. Thankfully, we never got the high winds with our rain. We probably got about 2 inches of rain over the weekend but I think the high wind gust was only around 25 mph. Some areas got flooded but nothing like the northeast. I did remember to turn my clocks ahead this weekend. I actually changed my clock radio early Saturday afternoon so I wouldn't forget when I went to bed. I was sleepy in church but I didn't fall asleep. Janice, it sounds like you and Sean will get plenty of exercise now that Matthew is outfitted with his running shoes! I'm sure it was a challenge keeping up with him. I hope everyone has a great afternoon and that you're warm and dry wherever you are. Margie
A.J. DeYoung
Hi Again, I wrote the last on the last blog, so will just again JD you look wonderful today in Dutch blue, you can weaar so many colors with beauty. Don...I can close my eyes and see my bronzed shoes with my picture, I think that was a nice thing to do for memories. That would have been a great video seeing Matthew in that shoe store, and the first look on his face when he had them on, hope you captured it forever.....what is cuter then little shoes....except little toes. xoAJ
DoninRichmond
Do people still bronze the first shoes as was done in the dark ages when my kids were young?
Gwen in Mississippi
Morning Janice and everyone, It sure does feel like a Monday! Yes..I remembered to set the clock up on Saturday night before we went to bed. We did make it to early service church, but I must admit I yawned quite a bit (but never fell asleep). I tried a Sunday afternoon nap yesterday, but never could get comfortable on the couch. So I'm draggin' this morning too! Even coffee didn't help. I've been seeing a good bit of the coverage on the weather y'all had over the weekend. I was hoping that you and your little family had come through okay. Winds like that can do really weird (and damaging) things. The local NY Fox channel (which I watch occasionally on line) had lots of coverage of the damage and the flooding this morning. I was thinking of PJMan and Dawn too, since the damage up there seems to be pretty wide-spread. Good to hear that Matthew likes the shoes. My little Hunter hates shoes. We have a hard time keeping shoes on him...it's probably because he has little Fred Flintstone feet. His twin sister, Alli, absolutely loves them. I'm giving her a big box with several pairs of shoes for her 2-year old birthday next month. I think she'll be thrilled! Hello to everybody. Hope y'all have a great day. Gwen ;)
pjman
Good Morning Janice I hope you and Sean got roller skates to keep up with Mathews. We lost power and water for 26 hours. Now it's clean up time picking up tree limbs & trash, and returning peoples trash cans. My block was not that bad , but other blocks look like a war zone. Hope all have a good day.