I mean, really snowing. It's starting to accumulate a little on raised tables and decks. Ugly, big fat wet flakes of snow.
Anyone dreaming of a white Halloween?
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Ready for winter?
There's a chance of snow showers overnight tonight here in The Center of NJ.
The Mercer County Ice Skating Rink is open.
The Eagles are (currently, in the second quarter) losing.
Sounds like winter to me!
The Mercer County Ice Skating Rink is open.
The Eagles are (currently, in the second quarter) losing.
Sounds like winter to me!
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Violets are blue
One more casualty of global warming: our State Flower, the blue meadow violet, may disappear by the end of the century. Many wild flowers will be endangered; 17 other state flowers are threatened, according to a report by the National Wildlife Federation.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Help for flood victims in North Central Jersey
(I stole this post completely from nathanrudy at Blue Jersey. I think he not only wouldn't mind, but would be glad for more folks to see it. -SGR)
Just saw this in the Courier News today about the flooding in Bound Brook, Manville, South Bound Brook and some of the other towns along the Raritan River.
A lot of folks are homeless due to the flooding, or have lost all their belongings for good or for at least a little while. They really need some help, and Blue Jersey seems like a good place to go.
The flooding is really bad, though not as bad as with Hurricane Floyd. I drive through this area in my commute every day, and could not get through. Every crossing from Green Brook to west of Somerville was closed down, so it's pretty serious.
If you can help, please do.
Just saw this in the Courier News today about the flooding in Bound Brook, Manville, South Bound Brook and some of the other towns along the Raritan River.
A lot of folks are homeless due to the flooding, or have lost all their belongings for good or for at least a little while. They really need some help, and Blue Jersey seems like a good place to go.
BRIDGEWATER - The American Red Cross, Somerset County Division, helping victims of today's floods, is requesting donations of the following items: clean towels, blankets and socks, baby food and baby formula, diapers, new personal care
items, and sanitary products. However, clothing will not be accepted.
Donations should be taken to the Food Bank Network, Building 9E, Easy Street (off Chimney Rock Road). Contact Marie Scannell at (732) 560-1813 with questions or for directions.
The flooding is really bad, though not as bad as with Hurricane Floyd. I drive through this area in my commute every day, and could not get through. Every crossing from Green Brook to west of Somerville was closed down, so it's pretty serious.
If you can help, please do.
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Global Warming Winter
It's going to be 60 degrees today.
My tulips came up already.
I need to mow my lawn- it's been growing.
I miss winter. I miss snow. Me, and the polar bears.
My tulips came up already.
I need to mow my lawn- it's been growing.
I miss winter. I miss snow. Me, and the polar bears.
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