Gene, my guess is that they didn't think the water was going to be that deep.

 

Have I mentioned lately that I just love you, Patty? If not, well, I do.

 

After the crazy snow/rain mix we got yesterday, we are finally going to be in the 60s all week. Yay!

 

Patty may be right, Gene. Or they "think" it's not as bad (deep) as it is. If anyone is familiar with the city, they SHOULD know that those areas are always prone to flooding. We had 4-5" of rain, those areas and more areas were flooded. Those roads should have been shut down sooner than they were. Glad I had no where to be. I guess if you had somewhere to go you ventured out, hoping that puddle wasn't a big as it looked.

We had snowflakes this AM. I can tell you this weather is depressing. I've got the blahs...need sunshine.

 

We have







(that's bouncing off all the snow we got saturday night)


I am hoping that it'll improve quickly... so much so that I took a 1/2 day tomorrow to pull the S2000 out of storage Put the wheels back on, clean her up a bit, put a new battery in, and cross my fingers that the weather will continue to improve by Saturday (mini mod day) next week a bunch of head to the dragon so a change in the weather would be great...

 

Okay. I'll take it.

 

While still chilly this morning, it started to feel like spring finally. We're due to hit 60 a few days this week, so I'm thinking Spring is finally about to arrive.

 

We might actually get some rain here in the next few days. We need it. :dance:

 

We had snow on Saturday in Durango. But then the sun came out. Good traveling weather across NM and TX over the weekend. Today is sunny and bright here in Bellaire.

 

I’m in Durango today too, and this is what I’ve experienced. It’s great, isn’t it?

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