[thelegges]

Originally Posted by Rainger99

It may be chilly at 4:30 am but how was it at 4:30 pm?

Can’t help you on that question.. At 1:30p in the car heading to Palm Beach. Can’t really compare mid FL temp to the coastal water effects. You would be much more accurate on TVs temp at 4:30pm.

What was the temp at 4:30pm in TV?

[sounding]

Originally Posted by thelegges

Woke this morning at 4:30, and Alexa in the bedroom gave the brief rundown of weather. 43°, OK need to dress warm for golf ride.

In the kitchen our Himalayan wanted to be picked up and snuggled, while I made coffee. While staring at the Alexa in the Kitchen set for our northern home in Michigan temp is 41°.

Granddaughters text from Michigan at 4:45, “Need your Columbia jacket this morning” Definitely putting the sides down on the cart this morning.

This "chill" is being caused by the Hunga Tonga volcano, which is expected to produce a cooler summer and even a cooler winter next season.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by sounding

This "chill" is being caused by the Hunga Tonga volcano, which is expected to produce a cooler summer and even a cooler winter next season.

I like the cooler summer part

[sounding]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

I like the cooler summer part

I agree ... but ... global cooling is a package deal.

[La lamy]

Originally Posted by sounding

This "chill" is being caused by the Hunga Tonga volcano, which is expected to produce a cooler summer and even a cooler winter next season.

Cooler next winter?!!! Yikes, my AC is getting a nice rest!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by sounding

I agree ... but ... global cooling is a package deal.

So we cant get global cooling in the summer and global warming in the winter?

Darn

[sounding]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

So we cant get global cooling in the summer and global warming in the winter?

Darn

Well, that's where access to economical and reliable energy comes into play -- with heating and A/C services. However, at 1 PM today (Mar 24) at Bridgeport, prior to the Chemtrails Talk, there will be a few words about why we have this cooling trend.

[Regorp]

Originally Posted by thelegges

Woke this morning at 4:30, and Alexa in the bedroom gave the brief rundown of weather. 43°, OK need to dress warm for golf ride.

In the kitchen our Himalayan wanted to be picked up and snuggled, while I made coffee. While staring at the Alexa in the Kitchen set for our northern home in Michigan temp is 41°.

Granddaughters text from Michigan at 4:45, “Need your Columbia jacket this morning” Definitely putting the sides down on the cart this morning.

Living in Florida for 3 years now, we are now acclimated to being chilly at 50 degrees and putting on a heavy jacket for 35-40 degrees. Sure beats 0-30 in CT. But hot weather will be back soon and jackets will be back in the closet till next winter.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Regorp

Living in Florida for 3 years now, we are now acclimated to being chilly at 50 degrees and putting on a heavy jacket for 35-40 degrees. Sure beats 0-30 in CT. But hot weather will be back soon and jackets will be back in the closet till next winter.

My shorts and T shirt collection wants to come out every morning but not yet.

[Rainger99]

Originally Posted by thelegges

What was the temp at 4:30pm in TV?

Appears to have been in the high 70s in the Villages.

[biker1]

The CPC has the 3 month outlook for April, May, and June as above normal in temperatures for our area.

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

My shorts and T shirt collection wants to come out every morning but not yet.

[thelegges]

Originally Posted by Regorp

Living in Florida for 3 years now, we are now acclimated to being chilly at 50 degrees and putting on a heavy jacket for 35-40 degrees. Sure beats 0-30 in CT. But hot weather will be back soon and jackets will be back in the closet till next winter.

Michigan native, with 40 years coaching and refereeing in hockey rinks. I only brought light Columbia golf jackets, and a few sweaters, when we first came in 2007. Rest of our warm stuff still in our MI home, for snow removal, fun times.
I do however have a multitude of golf slacks, because our CCs up north don’t allow shorts. This week driving 45 minutes prior to the sun peeking out in the 40’s, I was asking myself who made this tee time, and what were we thinking.
First 2 foursome canceled. As did two playing partners.

[FloridaGuy66]

Originally Posted by biggamefish1

Curious, at what time does one go to be up at 4:30 am?

I just will never understand why anyone would be up at 4:30am on purpose.

I haven't got up in the morning earlier than 6am for maybe 15 years and hopefully never again.

I prefer my sleeping hours to be around 1am-8am. Don't really miss anything at all during those hours.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by FloridaGuy66

I just will never understand why anyone would be up at 4:30am on purpose.

I haven't got up in the morning earlier than 6am for maybe 15 years and hopefully never again.

I prefer my sleeping hours to be around 1am-8am. Don't really miss anything at all during those hours.

Lots go on at 6 37 am

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by FloridaGuy66

I just will never understand why anyone would be up at 4:30am on purpose.

I haven't got up in the morning earlier than 6am for maybe 15 years and hopefully never again.

I prefer my sleeping hours to be around 1am-8am. Don't really miss anything at all during those hours.

Some choose professions that sleep time or length is an afterthought.

Started my night time ritual at 11:30pm, trying to finish last few chapters, which I didn’t.
Getting pour over with Blue Mountain ready. 4 hours of perfect REM and ready to go. Taking my cup outside to wait for the sunrise. Little yoga, pool temp is 77 so hopefully get in couple of miles. Two of three kids and one grand already texted “Good Morning”.

Not sure what it’s like to sleep more than 4-5 hours, but the morning quiet is always my favorite time.