What Coat Do I Bring?
I checked the temperature when I got to my car yesterday morning.
39 degrees.
I was wearing a hoodie and had my high-visibility coat in the back seat.
By the time I got to the first job I glanced at the temp again.
54 degrees.
I slipped on the coat and headed out. Halfway through the inspection I knew that the hoodie had to go.
By 10:30 in the morning I noticed that the outside temperature was up to 62 degrees.
In Buffalo.
In February!!
By 2:00, I heard the news that 68 degrees set the all-time record, but there were dark clouds rolling in.
By the time I made it home there were loud thunderstorms in the area and Ollie’s game was called on account of rain.
They’re saying that Wednesday will bring 60 mph winds, a drop in temperature of about 30 degrees in an hour’s time, and the possibility of heavy snow - south of the city.
And we have a tee time scheduled for Sunday!
It’s supposed to be 64 degrees when we tee off.
I always travel with extra clothes in my vehicle because I never know what might happen during the course of a normal day.
I have hoodies, wind breakers and heavy winter clothes. I have hand warmers and extra boots.
A guy on the site summed it up by saying:
“This global warming shit might end in my great grandkids burning to death in a solar event, but man, I’m enjoying these warmer days.”
It made me laugh.
I ditched the coat and turned on the air conditioner for the ride home.
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