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Weather where you are

3C with a light rain,this am. Hopefully, the steady drizzle will serve to melt away the previous two days' of snow that fell atop the mountain. Slushy and icy in spots; driving home last night was an "interesting" experience. More rain in the forecast for the next few days. Oh well, Tri-X @ 1600 in a Nikon F2, it is.
 
We're getting pretty beat up with the wind here, I'm hoping the maple in my side yard comes through the roof.
 
Started the day with a bit of light rain; by 11 am, the rain ceased, and the sun broke through the clouds. A mere 90 minutes later, the clouds returned; by 4 pm, the snow was back. So, with an F5 (w/28-70 F2.8) loaded with E100VS, and an F2AS (w/50mm F1.4 Ais) loaded with Tri-X, it's out the door first thing in the am. Given lemons...
 
cliveh said:
What's the weather doing where you are? Here in West Cornwall, England it's about 70F and raining quite hard.
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Today is March 8, 2017. Today blue sky, some cloudiness, azeleas are in full bloom as are dogwoods. Dafodils are about bloomed out. It is Spring here folks.......Regards!
 
Trower said:
Was - 32c here the other morning when I got up, wouldn't think of pulling my Willie out in that kind of weather
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In England, we have a saying "cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey"...It actually refers to a metal object which held cannonballs in place on a warship (the metal contracts when it freezes, and the cannonballs then roll all over the place), not what you might think.
 
Rick A said:
We're getting pretty beat up with the wind here, I'm hoping the maple in my side yard comes through the roof.
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Don't you like your roof?
 
Umbrella weather this am out here on the Left Coast (i.e. Out the door shortly with an F2 loaded with some EI 1600 Tri-X).
 

Oh, wow. I've heard that phrase ever since I was a kid and now I know what it really means. Thanks!
 
It's totally crazy here (just north of Washington, DC)...

A couple of days ago we had highs in the low 70s (21°C).

Now (midnight), it's about 20°F (-7°C).

-Leigh
 
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ya, guess I'll have to buy some ribs, wieners, and hamburgers and other stuff and barque.
 
Camera Room weather for: start of Spring; 2017.03

Temperature: 17 C (62.6 F) Relative humidity: 42%

Wind: 0 km/h Gusts: 0 km/h

Precipitation: 0.00mm

Visibility: clear, EV 4 @ 0612h with significant room clutter

Ceiling: yes
 
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We've had rain, have rain, and will be getting more rain. Nice, but soggy.
 
Wind storm last night kept me from developing negs. I am developing 8x10 in Jobo 3005 drums and 5x7 in Jobo's 3006 drum...from a recent desert trip. If the power went out I could continue by rolling the drum on a table top and all that, but why risk it -- I'd rather sit and listen to the wind!
 
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