April 7, 2009: Weather instrument shelter being placed
I put the instrument shelter up today. My friend David Brown, from Canada, is giving me some tips on how to place the thermometers and other. What is funny is that when I was a little kid I built a little weather shelter out of some broken plywood – nailed together – four pieces or so lol – it didn’t have a door or anything like that. It was just Lamisil at low prices a little wooden box! Who would have thought that I would eventually have some real weather instruments up on my old family farm. For that matter who would have thought I would get the family farm back!!!
Hoping to get the shelter legs in concrete soon – I have it tied down with some wire and trailer "tie downs" – pretty deep into the ground. Unfortunately, the weather is going downhill, again. It appears that supercells and/or severe thunderstorms will be possible late Thursday night and Friday morning. Some of the latest data indicates high Aciclovir creme CAPE values (instability) betwee 6 AM and 4 PM on Friday. There could be tornadoes. Stay tuned.
More heavy weather is possible on Easter Sunday into Monday. Heavy rain could be the biggest threat. The rivers are starting to rise. That is becoming a bigger concern with each passing storm system. The wild weather continues.
It misoprostol online looks like they have the roof going up on the second floor of the house – over the garage today. They will likely start on the rest in the coming days. Hopefully they can get everything in the dry fairly soon. The wet weather is not going to help anyone.
Some photos from today…
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