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Comment by amy on October 24, 2008 at 7:39am

good morning under a hundred this week for highs and the low today is 59 will go 84 today yippee nice wheather the last few days ..

Comment by amy on October 20, 2008 at 6:20am

been in the low nineties here for a few days again but breezy mornings not bad at all ..seventy three right now before the sun comes up..practicing hummingbird shots as i moved my feeder and now get lots of them if he doesnt spook but the dang chickadees or whatever these little birds are go eat out of my feeder lol the lil buggars..you all have a good day

Comment by amy on October 15, 2008 at 7:32am

wheather for two days now in the eighties but today and tomorrow back up in the nineties again so guess this summer in arizona likes to hang on lol..usually in the eighties bye now for a high..but mother nature knows best i guess lol.pray for those in cal wild fires so much devastation this year and almost every year for such a beautiful state theyhave a variety of horrible wheather...i pray for all of them .GOD BLESS AMERICA AND HAVE A NICE DAY

Comment by Keith on October 13, 2008 at 12:49pm

11 degrees here this morning!

Comment by Keith on October 12, 2008 at 7:50pm

It arrived this morning, but started at timberline (11,500'). So what did we do: headed right up into the stuff. Summited a local peak (Horseshoe) at 13,898' It was indeed brisk a few times, then downright warm a few other times. Such are the weather conditions on Colorado's summits this time of year. It was 35 degrees at the cabin and 25 degrees at the base, when we started the hike. I"m a gadget guy so my anemometer recorded 45 mph gusts (a breeze) up at the summit. If any of my photos turned out over the shivering I'll post one or two.

Comment by Andy P on October 12, 2008 at 6:04pm

DDK, we should have almost 2 more months before seeing the white stuff.

Comment by Keith on October 8, 2008 at 9:33am

August 16, 2008

Comment by Keith on October 8, 2008 at 9:29am

Just joined! We will have a bit more brisk weather to report than most. Here at 10,000' the highest temps we experience are in the mid-70's at the height of summer, and -30~-35 in the winter, with occasional wind chills -100+ As the locals have told us "keeps the riff-raff out" We can tell you, from experience, it freezes the locals, too!

A balmy 37 here this morning, but weather is on its way.

Comment by DebinSC on October 6, 2008 at 8:35pm

Still very nice here. 50 was our overnight low one night last week. We shouldn't see frost before Thanksgiving. I hope you don't get frost til your veggies are done, Andy.

Comment by Andy P on October 6, 2008 at 7:10pm

There's a frost watch further inland from me tonight.
We didn't get out of the 50 today.

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