It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Holiday Shopping
There we were, along with everyone else, going up and down the aisles. Hoping to get everything we needed before the weather turned. And turn it did. Though it was after dark before the precipitation began. Stringing up the lights was done in the relative mild be comparison. Who knows what tomorrow will bring.
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/caon0383
Currently "they" say:
Current Weather
Updated:Sunday Nov 25 2007,21:00 EST- London Airport
Ice pellets
- Feels Like: -4
- Wind: SW 20km/h
- Wind gusts: 33km/h
- Sunrise: 7:29
- Sunset: 16:53
- Relative Humidity: 80%
- Pressure: 101.93 kPa
- Visibility: 9.7 km
- Ceiling: 6000 ft
Sunday Overnight | Monday Morning | Monday Afternoon | Monday Evening | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Temperature | 2°C | 2°C | 5°C | 4°C |
Condition | Cloudy with showers | A few showers | Rain | Rain or snow |
P.O.P. | 40% | 40% | 90% | 80% |
Feels Like | -2 | -2 | - | 0 |
Wind | SW 15km/h | SW 15km/h | SE 10km/h | N 15km/h |
Humidity | 84% | 99% | 95% | 91% |
Rain | less than 1mm | close to 1mm | 5-10mm | 1-3mm |
Snow | - | - | - | 1-3cm |
From Sunday Overnight to Monday Evening we expect 1-3cm of snow and 10-15mm of rain.
The Squirrel
I noticed recently some tracks in the snow on the deck. At first I thought they belonged to a bunny. Upon further inspection i was afraid they belonged to a raccoon. It turns out they belong to a squirrel. One of the fat-bottom squirrels that are common in our neighbourhood. I saw him/her scamper out of the garage. You see, the rear garage door does not come all the way down to the ground. There is enough room for a small critter to get through. i knew this already. I once put a nearly full tub of ice cream in the garbage in the garage. The next day there was a shredded bag and no more ice cream. Lesson learned, foodstuffs go in the bin. Having said that i didn't think much of chubby squirrel coming out of the garage. Until i went to put the ladder away that is. The squirrel has chewed away part of a golf bag.
:-(
I'm not sure if he thought the head-covers were trapped relatives, or if he thought it looked like a good place to sleep or what exactly. Suffice it to say, the weather proofing capabilities of the golf bag cover are severely compromised. I have since barricaded the door and reinforced it with eavestrough guck and mothballs. That ought to work.
If it is slippery tomorrow we have new tires and brakes, so we should be okay. We also have one old tire to boot (pun intended) but that can wait for another day....
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