Horse Creek - Near DuboisHmmm, here I am ready to blog with nothing much to say. August is half over. Not feeling the greatest this morning, but hopefully that will improve. Yesterday's blog was long enough for several days. Anyway got it started for today and will come back to write later. Carrie is coming over this afternoon to look at some paintings for the new Marbleton Clinic. We're trying to set up a meeting early next week with the artists and Jo and maybe the architect for the Community and Art Center. It's pretty cloudy, but not really suggesting rain. Cool enough for a sweatshirt to start off with anyway.
Was just thinking it's feeling like fall and then Sally had posted this so I copied it for you. Thanks Sally! This is us. - - -THIS HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK IS FOR WESTERN AND CENTRAL WYOMING..DAY ONE...TODAY AND TONIGHT SNOW SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED IN THE BIG HORN...SOUTHERN ABSAROKA AND WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS TODAY. THE BIG HORN MOUNTAINS WILL BE MOST STRONGLY IMPACTED...ESPECIALLY THE EASTERN SLOPES...WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR 2 TO 6 INCHES OF SNOW ABOVE 8500 FEET BEFORE SNOW TAPERS OFF THIS AFTERNOON. LIGHTER AMOUNTS OF SNOW ARE EXPECTED IN THE ABSAROKA AND WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS WITH 2 TO 3 INCHES POSSIBLE THROUGH THIS EVENING. MORE ISOLATED THUNDER STORMS ARE EXPECTED EAST OF THE DIVIDE THIS AFTERNOON WHICH MAY PRODUCE HEAVY RAIN AND SMALL HAIL. THESE HEAVIER SHOWERS MAY ALSO TEMPORARILY LOWER THE SNOW LEVEL DOWN TO AROUND 8000 FEET IN THE MOUNTAINS..
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Lynn: I just saw Gina's blog where Ridley's took down the big mural. Who could be that out of touch with the community??!!
WOW, snow? It's was about 108 here today and pretty humid. I am so ready for some cooler temperatures!
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