Random weather thread

[matthew]

Got these pics after the rain.

 

[matthew]

 

[5Cent]

Snowing!

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

Snowing!

Keep it !

 

[hickslawns]

Not laughing at the amount of water. Laughing at the geese pic following the deer pic.

 

[Sgt Fury]

 

["J"]

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[5Cent]

Possible coldest opening day for Indians tomorrow

 

[Creamer]

It was spitting snow in Athens this morning for a few minutes. And I think it's supposed to be colder tonight.

 

[finelyshedded]

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Nope, “flood survivor” bottles will be marketed and prices of certain ones mostly effected will skyrocket.
These guys are genius when it comes to making lemonade out of lemons.IMO

 

["J"]

@Clay Showalter
Y’all get any of that hail?

 

[Clay Showalter]

@Clay Showalter
Y’all get any of that hail?

Just went below us this time.

 

[Clay Showalter]

@"J" we git nailed last month, dented up the Lexus pretty good.

 

["J"]

@"J" we git nailed last month, dented up the Lexus pretty good. View attachment 207459View attachment 207460View attachment 207461

Yeah that missed us! Luckily….

 

[Big_Holla]

 

[Big_Holla]

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[5Cent]

Potential is there if it doesn't drop much in May/June. Been a nice spring so far, lots of early field and planting work up here!

 

[Creamer]

I keep a pretty close eye on the Hocking River USGS gauge for fishing. Last year was the worst year for low water levels that I recall from the past 20ish years. That's not precise science, just my recollection. What is really weird to me is that we typically would see good fishing levels on the gauge for March-May when it's around the 5' mark. I'd fish it if it was under 6', but closer to 5' meant optimal combinations of water level and clarity. We've had a lot of rain this spring, with the Hocking being WAY up a few weeks ago. I just checked the gauge now...it's at 4.2' and still dropping. It's a scary thought from the fishing side of things, to me. When we hit the "dry months" of SE Ohio, late June-August, it looks like it will get pretty bad again this summer because we're already over a foot below what I'd expect right now.