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Your Weather News @ October 2025 Edition

Currently, here in the desert: 86 degrees, mostly cloudy, 5 MPH breeze, humidity at 31%. The high today will be 90 and the overnight low will be 61 degrees. As the afternoon progresses, the cloud cover will disappear, and we should have clear skies by evening. I can hear some faint rumbling coming out of the distant clouds. Most of the precipitation from them is virga...... That is rain that evaporates before it hits the ground. Very common occurrence here in the desert. Stay safe..... Jim
 
Currently mostly clear sky at 35°F this morning. Yes, the yard work is going to be about 3 weeks of leaves. One of my least favorite things to do. The wife said, "sure looks nice". You know the drill. I do the outside jobs and she does the inside chores.

Today's high will be only 55°F with sunshine.
Low of 30°F with some sun.
No Spyder Ryde Time Today!!
Just to cold for me.

Enjoy your Day and Stay Healthy.
Till Next Time my Friend. (y)
 
Clear and cold, it's 32° here in Wisconsin, supposed to get up to 50° today, but I doubt it; the last few days have been rainy and only reached the upper 40°s. My Spyder is still calling me for a ride, but it's too cold for me; it's not enjoyable riding when it's cold...
 
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Clear and cold, it's 32° here in Wisconsin, supposed to get up to 50° today, but I doubt it; the last few days have been rainy and only reached the upper 40°s. My Spyder is still calling me for a ride, but it's too cold for me; it's not enjoyable riding when it's cold...

I was out riding the other morning in the cold & wet, about 08:30, with the Child Bride on the pillion seat. It was sorta fine-ish when we started out riding tho, only then, about 20 minutes in, the wind strengthened to about 45kmh, the rain set in, and the temp hadn't got above about 8°C since the sun rose! So even before taking my riding speed into account, the wind chill factor was about -5°C, but the forecast was telling us it'd clear and warm once the sun got up properly, burnt off the rain, and the day progressed; and it wasn't really cold & wet enough to make us want to turn around and go straight back home, so we kept going, but we were certainly aware of the chill... We've had a pretty cold Spring so far this year! :rolleyes:

And then I saw this guy mowing a bloody lawn, wearing nothing but a pair of almost worn thru getters; shorts so ragged his arse was hanging out & I could almost see the skid marks in his jocks; and an old, stained Jackie Howe... in the bleedin' driving rain, mind you!! BUT, and here's the real kicker, his bike was parked in the driveway, riding jeans, jacket, helmet, & boots hanging off it, all just waiting there, clearly ready to go, only he was mowing the bloody lawn!! :eek:

Now I didn't know this fella from Adam, but I just hadta pull into the driveway, stop, and ask - only before I could get a word out, he cut the mower, glanced at the Child Bride, looked me in the eye, and dead set serious, said that he knew it was nuts, but he was on a promise if he got the lawn done in enough time before she hadta go to work that arvo... and he reckoned she was sorta orright and worth the effort!! The Child Bride laughed, I said "Nuf' said", started up the RT again, and rode on. :sneaky:

We had a great morning's ride too, once the rain stopped and the wind dropped, with Fish'n'Chips on the Coorong for an early lunch. And when we were riding home, I swung by to see if the lawn was all mowed and the fella's bike was still in the driveway - it was, on both counts... 😁 So now we're both intrigued, and at the Child Bride's insistence, we've ridden past a few times since, just trying to catch a glimpse of this 'sorta orright' woman who was worth missing out on a morning's ride?! 🤔 Haven't seen her yet, but that same bike's starting to spend a lot of time in that driveway... even when (or maybe especially when) the weather's fine and the lawn's been recently mowed?! :oops:
 
The current temp is 51 degrees, sunny, with rain showers off/on.

Today, we woke up to a good deal of cloud cover. We will continue to hang on to the decent amount of cloud cover through the day ahead, with the chance of few light showers scattered off/on. Most of us will pick up to 0.25" of rain. Temps will climb back into the low to mid 50's for daytime highs. The clouds will stick around tonight and over night lows will dip into the 30's and lower 40's.

Friday, we will have the same weather as we did on Thursday. The clouds remain pretty stubborn through the day and we'll continue to dodge scattered light rain showers as well. Again, rainfall should not exceed more than 0.25" for most of us. Temps will be hanging out in the upper 40's and lower 50's during the daytime.

As for the weekend, we will have drier weather, but we will continue to hang onto a good amount of those stubborn clouds as well. Also, some of the mountain summits, especially in the higher spots above 4,000 feet, could see some minor snow accumulation to close the week and for the start of the weekend. Temps this weekend range from mid 40's to lower 50's.

The clouds will start to break apart and the sunshine return at the start of next week, Monday and Tuesday. That sunshine should be enough to bump temps up a few degrees, so they're heading back towards the low and mid 50's by Tuesday.

They are keeping an eye on the next chance of steadier rain for midweek and beyond, into the end of the next work week, hopefully to help with the drought that we are currently experiencing.

Deanna
 
Finally Friday here in Indiana. Currently clear sky and 31°F. That's in the bone chill zone for me. Not very friendly temperatures.

The wife brought her favorite flowers and put them in the garage. She does this every year. We have a window to let the sunshine in. Keeps her happy.

Today's high of 56°F with sunshine.
Low at 33°F. No Ryde Time for me.
Looks like I might be done with the Spyder Ryde Time this season.
I will wait for the November Edition to be sure.

Have yourself a Blessed Day.
Till Next Time my Spyder Forum Friends. (y)
 
Perfect Friday car-show weather here in the desert. At 11:30 AM; 78 degrees, wind is calm, humidity is 28%, and there are no clouds. The High this afternoon will be 85° and the overnight low will be 58°. A couple of years ago our Friday car shows were from 3 PM until about 6 PM. But everybody always came early. So last year they changed the official start time to 2 PM, but everybody still came earlier. So now, the official start time is 1:30 PM. I plan to be there by 1. Stay safe..... Jim


Edit; I got to today's car show at 12:50 and I was "late". There's no getting ahead of all these old guys anxious to show their shiny toys...:p
 
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That's what I call 'very interesting'. I am guessing that the 'Car Show' must be a no fee. We have a no fee show and talk. Then once a month there's a fee and trophy show. That's what I do during the spring months.
 
Welcome to another weekend. The weather people are saying some rain showers are coming. Probably this Tuesday and Wednesday.
Saturday and Sunday are mostly cloudy sky days.

Currently cloudy sky at 39°F.
High today of 58°F with clouds.
Low at 41°F. No rain here today.

Sunday's high is 62°F with some clouds.
Low at 39°F and cloudy.
No Ryde Time this weekend.

Enjoy your Time and Stay Healthy.
Till Next Time my Spyder Forum Friends. (y)
 
That's what I call 'very interesting'. I am guessing that the 'Car Show' must be a no fee. We have a no fee show and talk. Then once a month there's a fee and trophy show. That's what I do during the spring months.
Some of the shows around here have a minimal fee to enter, most of them to benefit a charity. I belong to a car club that sponsors the free Friday shows. It's a very social event, attracting upwards of 400 vehicles by mid-winter. This show is funded by donations, a weekly 50/50 raffle, and club dues ($25.00 annually). There are other less formal get togethers where some will gather at various large parking lots on a regular basis. The warm, dry winters attract lots of old guys from all over the country for seasonal cruising, shows, and social gatherings regardless of vehicle type.
 
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