The New And Improved Unofficial R65 Forum V2
General Category => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: tom_hudson on April 09, 2012, 09:46:06 PM
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It's been just great here in N CA - lots of sunshine - perfect riding weather - the foothill are all green - in the 70"s - we have a wet front moving in for 3 or 4 days days but that just might be our last one for the year - We go months with out rain here - I actually miss it sometimes but not to much! Tom
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Clear, sunny with highs in the mid 90's F .
Our last significant rain event, was Dec. 14, 2011 .
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After a crap summer we had perfect autumn weather for Easter - clear crisp mornings and temps in the low 20's. Perfect riding weather.
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Low 20s... that's, of course, centigrade which translates to something like almost 70f.
It's been mostly rotten here - rainy, windy and cold. But the last few days have been really nice, sunny and warm. It gives me hope spring might actually happen this year. Of course, there's a standing joke it'll be nasty till after the Rose Festival in May. Way too often we might get a few weeks of nice weather before the festival but, guaranteed, it'll turn nasty for that week of fun. :D
I think it's particularly rotten that the longest day, and the turning point where they're getting shorter, is about the time summer shows up. >:(
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Came over Buttertubs from Hawes yesterday still got 3ft snow drifts.... yucky weather did it in a cage not many bikes at the cafe 23c a couple of weeks back ??? 4 seasons in 1 day at the moment.
Lou
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I think it's particularly rotten that the longest day, and the turning point where they're getting shorter, is about the time summer shows up. >:(
When it does show up. Last year we never got a summer.
I can live with it now. I bicycled yesterday, rode the R65 today, will try to bicycle the rest of the week. I ride both in the rain obviously, too, but I certainly prefer dry weather.