thanks for the birthday wishes.I need to call my Godmother today .Our family shares alot of birthdays.another triple h day here in nw ohio.last night the lights flickered at work and mother nature released a downpour of rain.made it through the night though.Thanks so much for lunch and supper CW.Thanks for helping with the cake mookie.Going to take a nap then take it easy in the AC today.
stay safe
Joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Good morning, all, and , Joe!
mudchickenEver been to Paton, IA?
Took a few seconds, but I found it in my handy-dandy Rand McNally- just northwest of jeffhergert/cnwfan51 country.
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
Happy Birthday Joe!
Willy
Wow - if it is Tuesday, it must be chocolate!
Happy Birthday, Joe. We had more rain in your honor. Sending it on to you.
A chocolate fountain!!! Now I know what to put on my Xmas wish list.
Lurch and a Jeep - were there nuptials we didn't know about, Sir C? Net always in position. Unfortunately not always the right position.
Despite the 3H weather, we are off to bookstore. Almost out of books to read and that would be a major disaster. Plus need a big cup of coffee to continue thru my day.
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
Papa gets some private time. The newly expanded family is off on a shopping excursion. But, I found I have a leaky tire, so off to the tire shop (free repair coupon in hand) to deal with that and a few other things I could stand to take care of.
Hot here today, but the forecast is for hotter tomorrow. Might have to head back north just to cool off.
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
Similar heat for this area is on the way....92 today and up to 95 tomorrow.
Overnight, we've accumulated 1.4" of rain....I heard none of it....Just a few lightning flashes / thunder. But Jean said it carried on most of the night.
As of now, we're several inches over the "normal" rainfall to this point in June. But boy....the fields of corn are sure liking it. Extremely high and thick and nice and deep green. Some 6' already in our central In. area here. Very warm and humid temps. must be the ideal corn growing weather. Our yard too. As for that, I'm not complaining....I like it to to be green and healthy......I can sure mow it.
Trouble is, along with all of the above....there have been some areas here in Indinana that have had power line....tree....building roofs, etc....damage from a few tornados and simply high straight line winds.
Jean's patch of Cosmos wild flowers at the one spot we have them, are sure growing and producing those nice flowers too....
Quentin
Here is our lunch/supper menu as per Joe's request for today:
Mookie, thanks for helping with the cake this morning. And I bet you really enjoyed getting the rest of the chocolate frosting that was left in the mixing bowl!!
BURGERS, HOT DOGS AND FRIES (with some garden salad added to the menu), and, of course, for dessert: chocolate cake (cake is chocolate, and so is the icing!)
We had 62 people at Produce this morning. Not much was delivered, though: some potatoes, carrots, french onion dip and the big bags of chopped lettuce, along with stalks of romaine letuce. But we did run out of everything, I believe, when we were through.
I'm glad it was semi-cool this morning, as we had to have the produce outside. The summer school session for the kids, called Fredom School, was going on in the gym, so we couldn't go in at all.
Everyone have a good afternoon ,and I'll see you all after awhile.
afternoon
well matt and I ventured out in the triple h weather and watched the csx tonka toys at work. they are replacing ties in defiance making it single track between sherwood and holgate.Cw thanks for supper.thanks again everyone for the birthday wishes.here mookie is some cake for you.Time to get things around for work.
joe
Afternoon all.
Mother Nature sure hammered us last night! I’ve never seen such a constant display of lightning! The little town in which I reside was hit by a super cell containing rotation. We had the fire radio in hand listening carefully. Several of our county policemen reported snapped power lines, and one of the fire departments got toned out (dispatched) to a fire containing flaming downed power lines. The storm passed, but not without flooding the surrounding low areas. Crops will be lost from this storm.
Have a good evening all.
-Justin
The road to to success is always under construction. _____________________________________________________________________________ When the going gets tough, the tough use duct tape.
After returning home from VBS today I snapped a few photo’s of the flooding.
This is Coal Creek. It floods almost every rain we get, but NEVER this bad. This is a cow pasture in a valley the creek has cut out over many many years. See the the tops of the fence posts... they are up on a hillside, so i imagine that the water is a good 10 feet deep.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Joe!! Hope it's been a Great one.
[even if it was in the 3H weather]
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
Good morning from Carolina. It seems that I am first here, so conside the place open. Breakfast is on the buffet bar and the drinks are at the gedunk (soda fountain) and cooler. Help yourselves.
Justin, that is some lake there that the crick made. I heard of a cow pasture not too long ago that flooded so bad that the cows swam over the fences and got out! I hope you folks don't see something like that. Nice pix by the way.
77 and cloudy in Carolina, expected to get into the 90s again and a thunderstorm again in the afternoon.
My cousin's son won the runoff for Rep nominee for Atty General in the gen election. That means dad is running for reelection to congress and son in his first election.
Everyone take care and have a great day.
Tom
COAST LINE FOREVER
It is better to dwell in the corner of a roof than to share a house with a contentious woman! (Solomon)
A contentious woman is like a constant dripping! (Solomon)
Good Wednesday morning, everyone. Very nice pictures, Justin! Thankfully, when I lived on the farm, we never had any flooding anywhere near like your pictures show! If we had, I probably wouldn't be here today, as I can't swim a lick, as the old saying goes.
Tom, thanks for taking care of breakfast. I guess I've been up about an hour, but am moving very slowly this morning. There's another old saying that goes "I feel like I've been run over by a truck." Not a part of me, that doesn't ache this morning.
It's going to be another hot, hazy and humid day around here today. And I imagine where most of you all live, also! Everyone keep as cool as possible, and there's plenty of water, Gatorade, lemonade, iced tea so we can all stay hydrated. Take care, and I'll see you all later.
morning
warm at work last night.calling for thunderstorms today.thanks for breakfast.time for bed.thanks again for all the birthday wishes.hopefully things go well with the arrival of our new niece.
At 1:14 p.m., we have a current temp of 91 degres, supposed to get to 98 or 99 this afternoon. (yeeuuuuch) Although, we do have a little bit of a breeze blowing outside. Definitely not cooling anyone or anything, though.
The menu for the rest of the day:
Meat loaf w/mashed taters & gravy, your choice of green beans, broccoli w/cheese sauce, creamed corn, and your choice of corn bread, buttermilk biscuits, dinner rolls or just plain ole bread, and a nice, cold garden salad.
Not much going on around our area. I think everyone is staying in their homes, trying to stay as cool as possible. Bet it is crowded today at the library, as they have nice central air to keep everyone cool.
You all enjoy your afternoon, keep cool and take care.
Glub, glub, glub...
//heads off to trade tin shoes in for swim fins
You don't know what you've got until you lose it, (Song by Ral Donner 1960). Last night, a tree fell on the power lines somewhere close by, and brought them down. we were without power for about an hour and a half. I can handle no lights, but no air conditioning in this weather is the pits. In less than an hour, the inside humidity felt like a swamp and things were getting dicey, at best. When Progress Energy got things back on line, there was a miniature praise-a-thon here. I grew up in a house with no a/c, and summers were relatively comfy. Have things changed so much in 60 years or is this another sign of getting old?
What a hot, and awful day. We got up to 95* today with a dewpoint of 79. I mowed, the lawn, and weeded the garden, and I was pooped! This humidity is awful. Although I really don’t mind working in it, it is just really uncomfortable. Might go for a bike ride later. See you all later.
Quentin; ~~ do you know if Connersville took a hit from that storm ?? Iam sure the town has changed in size over 50yrs. Been thru there last yr. twice and both times at night via the Cardinal.
Cannonball
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switch7frg you know if Connersville took a hit from that storm ?? Iam sure the town has changed in size over 50yrs. Been thru there last yr. twice and both times at night via the Cardinal. Cannonball
you know if Connersville took a hit from that storm ?? Iam sure the town has changed in size over 50yrs. Been thru there last yr. twice and both times at night via the Cardinal.
Cannonball:
So far in June we've been getting a repeat almost each day after the heating of the afternoon sets in and generates plenty of thunderstorms. Some tornado's too.
Some parts of Indiana have had some rather bad flooding and some high winds with power lines and trees down. Of course any place that takes a hit from tornados will be even worse.
We here have been lucky....The stuff has been real spoty. Here the other day I had .4" in the rain gauge, and 5.5 miles to downtown Muncie it was almost 2".
As for Connersville....I have not heard of specific damage called out from down there. In fact, we're getting some thunder right now....It was 92 plus degrees here today and of course with lots of humidity.
I'll keep my ears open, for any word from down in Connersville, and If I hear of any, i'll put it on here...
Good Thursday morning, everyone. We have 83 degrees this morning, with some rain/t-storms supposed to come in sometime this morning. Our projected high today is 90 degrees. So we'll be a bit 'cooler' today, with rain coming in. I might have a little bit of trouble getting my walk in this morning, depending on how much rain we do get. Been trying to get a little bit of walking in, before it gets too hot and humid.
Sarah is out on the train. Got called out for a trip on the shortline to Cincy. She had to be in at 6 p.m, Guess we'll see her sometime tomorrow.
Coffee, juices and other morning beverages are fresh and ready to go, including mudchicken's blue Gatorade.
On the serving station this morning: bagels, bear claws, turkey bacon, sausage links & patties, scrambled eggs, buttermilk biscuits w/sausage gravy. And, as per norm, there are boxes of cereal for anyone who wants a bowl or two of cereal this morning.
Everyone have a good morning, and you all keep safe and take care.
twas a dark and stormy night
we made it to work okay before the storm.we had to wait it out in our breakroom(also our tornado shelter).A part of Sauder's though lost about 30 ft of its roof.No one was injured as everyone was in a shelter.The town of Edgerton Ohio in willams county lost it's city hall and other buidings.I saw a few trees down on the way home but no damage here.Cw thanks for breakfast.Time for bed.Tonight is Friday!!! This weekend we get to see Carlie for the first time.She arrived just before the storms.
A severe storm went through yesterday afternoon but Aledo missed the brunt of it. Boy scouts down from Rockford were at the local KOA. Most of the group went to the concrete shower house for safety. Four leaders decided to hold down the big awning. Yep. It got hit by lightning. They are going to be OK.
Morning. Sounds like you folks in Ohio and Indiana had a memorable night. Our storm never came except for a non event that passed south of us. Presently 86 and sunny in Carolina, expected high of 99 and another thunderstorm later.
Paula, thanks for breakfast. Everyone take care and stay cool
Most likely some folks here in Indiana did have more strong and some distructive weather overnight. Most of it missed us {again}...Thankfully.
Rain gauge had .35" overnight.
Temps are about 10 degrees below what we had at comparable times yesterday. Wanted to finish up shrub trimming with the cooler temps, but everything is so wet.....Not mixing that with an electric trimmer. We'll catch it soon....Hopefully.
Did visit my barber this morning and don't have much left to deal with now....No bother either.
Item: Just peeked over on Roanoke rail cam, and saw 3 movements in 5 min.....2 at once. Hope it continues to work....It looked really nice {for weather}, there this morning.
No storms in MD last night, but the day was definitely "3H".
99 here at 1 pm. And that's definitely in the shade. At least it's not quite as humid.
Driving home tomorrow. The gas mileage will probably be pretty bad, as I'm sure the A/C will be running most of the way.
Had a good time with the little ones - held the baby for about 2 hours last night as she napped. Wonderful feeling. Not gonna miss the whiny side of the two-year-old, though. When she's good, she's great, but...
bubbajustinToday I had Vacation Bible School (VBS). I was made the official photographer of the event, which lasts all week, and I’m excited to be a part of glorifying the Lord our God to the younger children of our community.
It sounds as though you are having a wonderful week. I remember the Vacation Bible Schools I attended back when I was young. Our church (Presbyterian) did not have enough children to hold its own (we had one class with five children in it), so I attended the Methodist and Baptist schools.
Incidentally, one of the Methodist pastors, back in the late forties, was John Sandlin (this was in South Carolina). I wonder if he could be any kin to you.
Johnny
spokyoneFour leaders decided to hold down the big awning. Yep. It got hit by lightning. They are going to be OK.
How in the world did they survive that? Must've been a cold bolt or a branch off of a bolt...
tree68Had a good time with the little ones - held the baby for about 2 hours last night as she napped. Wonderful feeling. Not gonna miss the whiny side of the two-year-old, though. When she's good, she's great, but...
Brian: One guy went to hospital for hearing loss & dizziness. The other guys said it was a little like sticking your finger on 110V only worse. Initial reports of severe injuries were false. They were lucky indeed.
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