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Old Posted Nov 2, 2023, 11:02 AM
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Light drizzle after hours of rain. It’s decent for a wet day.

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-5C and sunny in Moncton at 8 AM, going up to +3C this afternoon.
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One good thing about the desert is that rain very rarely will ruin your outdoor plans. My youngest daughter's backyard birthday party in late April was 16 degrees and dry. The following weekend was the neighbour's and it was 6 and rained the whole day.

My oldest's is August. But I never set a date more than a few days in advance for the backyard party for the kids on the street. I was always planning on having two parties for those kids and some from school. Plus, it makes up for those who couldn't come to the first one. Well, first day I planned it was forecasted to rain so I said we'll push it to the following day which had 30% chance. Well we did it and it rained, forcing the kids inside.

First week of Sept. was the plan for party number two. Both days I had in mind had rain forecasted so I pushed it to the following week. My plan was the Tuesday but I didn't annouce it. Sure enough it rained. So we finally pulled it off in gorgeous weather on the Thursday. Basically, the 4 or 5 days I had it planned, which had to be a weekday, and during a certain week because my family spent most the summer up north, it rained, but on the other days that we couldn't do it, it was dry. It was extremely frustrating.

Well our 4 day summer last week was great. Held an impromptu backyard Halloween party. And attended another event on Lakeshore. Didn't think I'd be sweating so much in late October. And on the Saturday, it was a nice 8 degrees and sunny at 10 for the Milton Main St. trick or treating. But the previous week, there was another Halloween event in Dundas but the weather was total garbage so I didn't want to drive the 40-45 minutes for that. And the Thursday before Thanksgiving also rained in just the evening so that curtailed my plans for the Rockton Fair. Probably didn't rain too much but didn't want to drive 50 minutes and risk a washout.

Anyway, two of us dressed up as monsters and came out of the shed to try and eat some children. I set aside some water balloons for them to throw but learned a lesson. Should remove all other objects lying around beforehand like juice boxes, water bottles, plastic bins, etc.

Halloween night was mild last year but it rained earlier so everything was wet. This year it was about 5 but dry, which was preferable to last year.





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Old Posted Nov 2, 2023, 12:55 PM
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Of course this kinda thing happens from time to time but still, it feels early this year. Normals for today are 10/2. Bedford Basin weather station dropped to -.08 this morning at 6am. First freeze on the basin. By 8am it was -2. At 9am +1.0. Forecast high is 4 in full sunshine.

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Great pics Ardee. I love seeing views from the same spot over different days in this thread Not sure why but it’s my fave.
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It’s that time of year!

My tree is still too big and ugly af. I’ve got to get a pencil one as I had to move half the living room furniture to the office just to get the tree to fit somewhere sensible lol



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Cmon SHH... WAYYYYY too early.
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It was a STRUGGLE to wait until after Halloween But my father agrees with you lol
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I thought you had a tree up between the weekend after American Thanksgiving and Russian Christmas?


Thinking about SHH, I found myself in Sobeys today buying gluten-free bread on sale for $5.99 (Northern Bakehouse.) Then I see they now carry gluten-free battered fish, so I made an unhealthy fish burger with fries supper.

Sunny and with a cold wind, why did I leave my winter coat in Toronto?
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Thinking about SHH, I found myself in Sobeys today buying gluten-free bread on sale for $5.99 (Northern Bakehouse.) Then I see they now carry gluten-free battered fish, so I made an unhealthy fish burger with fries supper.
Hopefully it's just the Sobeys part that reminds you of me lol
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It’s that time of year!

My tree is still too big and ugly af. I’ve got to get a pencil one as I had to move half the living room furniture to the office just to get the tree to fit somewhere sensible lol



O3 December 2023 to 06 January 2024. At least keep the lights off until 03 December.
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It used to be December 24-Old Christmas Day for us, morning of the 7th I think. But... I'm a lost cause now. November 1 to the end of February. Not sorry lol
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8C and mainly cloudy. Cleared up a little but it was towards sunset.

Low of -3C (wind chill of -7) last night.

The warmspot was North Cowichan, BC at 18.1C.

Warmest low was Estevan Point, BC at 11.2C.
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Bah, my eyes! November is for Remembrance Day and the later Thanksgiving. I was already disturbed by PC optimum promotions for the holidays being released November 1st. And seeing Christmas products at a Shoppers near me on the 28th of October.
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Lovely morning. Huge crowd from BC staying at the Airbnb on my street.

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It’s that time of year!

My tree is still too big and ugly af. I’ve got to get a pencil one as I had to move half the living room furniture to the office just to get the tree to fit somewhere sensible lol



That's a nice looking tree, and I have no problem with it being up this time of year... may as well enjoy for a couple of months it if it's your thing!

I do wonder how you keep your cat away from it (or maybe you don't... lol). Our first cat, who passed last year, just looked at it as climbing furniture, chock full of cat toys (otherwise known as ornaments). He was just fascinated with every aspect of it and you couldn't keep him away, even after stuffing the bottom of the tree with wrapped, empty boxes to keep him from getting under (to climb). It was funny and irritating at the same time.

This past summer we adopted a kitten from a rescue, and she seems to be even wilder, and is also incredibly intelligent (i.e. able to figure out any barrier you might put in her way), so we're debating the tree thing this year...
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We lost a tree one year too as a result of a viscious cat attack.

Our solution was to keep the door to the living room closed and ban cat access.

Currently -2C and sunny in Moncton at 9 AM, going up to +8C this afternoon.
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We're heading for 9 c today in a mix of sun and cloud and with a chance of a shower. This should make quick work of melting the remaining bits of snow.
Our forecast for Saturday is a high of 15 c mostly cloudy with sunny breaks. Last night's sunset and sky colour...

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If that's your own personal patio, it is quite expansive. You must have a penthouse unit.

Great view!
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