Triumphrat

mecscc · 03-21-2006

Man, the mild winter really fooled us. December was like October, January was more like November; several 55+ degree days in February and March, bah! Humbug!! Its been in the 30s during the day and the high teens at night. What ever happened to "Global Warming???" We could use a little of that in NE Ohio!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Monte

Odysseus · 03-22-2006

Hard to say. Does the Mason-Dixon Line extend across the Atlantic?

Silverado57 · 03-22-2006

Yesterday was cloudy and raw.
I went for a ride anyway.

:chug:

ohiorider · 03-22-2006

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On 2006-03-21 22:20, mecscc wrote:
Man, the mild winter really fooled us. December was like October, January was more like November; several 55+ degree days in February and March, bah! Humbug!! Its been in the 30s during the day and the high teens at night. What ever happened to "Global Warming???" We could use a little of that in NE Ohio!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Monte

Strange winter, for sure. As soon as it's warm enough to do so (and when the parts arrive), on goes a new handlebar from MotoTwins, bar end weights, Dart screen, AND A HEATED GRIP KIT AND 12V OUTLET FOR ELECTRIC VEST. I'll turn this T100 into a Beemer yet!
Bob

wonderdog · 03-22-2006

Warm winters here in Northwest Florida usually end up meaning scorching summers earlier than usual and more bugs surviving. To add to the concern, the gulf waters never cooled down as much as normal. It does not bode well for the approaching hurricane season. I left the miserable winters of West Virginia almost 40 years ago and am now beginning to wonder if the winters weren't preferable to the stress of hurricane season down here.