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Now that's perty. I like that, dropped to mid 60s. I'm headed up to Clarkdale, Az on monday then reloading at a rock pit off out in the middle of nothin between Wickenburg and Tonopah.

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Now that's perty. I like that, dropped to mid 60s. I'm headed up to Clarkdale, Az on monday then reloading at a rock pit off out in the middle of nothin between Wickenburg and Tonopah.

Ain't Clarkdale 'tween Prescott and Sedona?

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Ain't Clarkdale 'tween Prescott and Sedona?

Yep, I'll get off at exit 263, something around that, on the 17, which is Camp Verde. I hope they get any winter weather. It's too close to Flagstaff.

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11:10 pm and 55 degrees here in Sin City. The snow cap melted off Mt Charleston already and it looks like another long dry summer. This marks several years of drought conditions now.

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Since the only place I have to paint is outdoors, well, you can imagine the bodies stacking up around here (no, not human).There's an '81 Ford flareside waiting for the final color coat and some clear. Then there's the '63 Ford, '55 Chrysler, '69 Dart, '62 Pontiac and '66 Fairlane all awaiting the same fate. Warm up, dagnabbit.

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It's suppose to drop into the low 60s tomorrow with a chance a rain, here in So Cal. I think if they figured the wind chill here, if they know how, it might be in 50s, where's my parka.

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We had another one of those "Storm of the Century" warnings for this past weekend. It was supposed to snow like a dickens Saturday into Sunday, then warm up to a day of bad rain storms.

And of course a funny thing happened. Around noon on Saturday, it started to snow. My wife said, "It wasn't supposed to start until 1pm like she had an appointment or something. I had to assure her that within an hour, was a pretty good prediction.

It did snow until about 11pm on Saturday. I expected to wake up and find it has snowed more over night, but nope. That's all we got. Maybe 4" if measuring generously. Then it hit 44 degrees on Sunday. Suddenly we were in one big melt. Not enough snow to get out my snow blower, and the snow we had was very heavy and water sogged. Kinda like a snow cone. I did one path down the driveway, which immediately became a river with all the melting. Then I cleared the sidewalk, and since I live on a hill, that became a river as well.

Now we are back below freezing, so I assume a lot of that melt is now solid ice. And I'm not going outside to check! We should be back down to single digits again tonight. Nothing like yo-you weather.

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