What's the temperature where you are???

[Nomadicus]

It's 51° and sunny now.

 

[BecksNesting]

We are in Northeast Mississippi and got to 8 degrees in 2024 and 2025, but it is starting to warm up. We didn't have to do anything to keep our chickens warm since we have installed roll up sides for our long runs similar to greenhouses. It was an awesome addition for our runs.

low 30's

 

[EmmaDonovan]

Today:

 

[BecksNesting]

My focus is on Silver Laced Wyandottes which is uncommon for my area. I do have some ISA Browns, one Cinnamon Queen (Jenny), one Golden Laced Wyandotte (Bumble Bee), and a well behaved (through training) Rhode Island Red Rooster named Harold that has his own private tractor. He has very, very long sharp spurs, but he trusts me where I can pick him up and carry him.

 

[Debbie292d]

32F

H: 36F
L: 22F

Digging out from the drifts we got yesterday. The sun is out!

 

[kikiruru]

Thursday 127p beautiful blue sky 67

 

[Nomadicus]

63° and sunny

 

[akroberts1085]

53 with partly cloudy and sunny

 

[Nym]

Friday 7th of March 6.41a.m. Drizzle o'nite (2.2mm). Cool and cloudy. 9.3 / 24.1kph S, Hg 69%, 20.9C / 69.6F top of 23C / 73F. Drum roll ... Shower or two hahaha.

Moon is 50%

Tens of thousands of people are without power across south-east Queensland and northern NSW and thousands more have been ordered to evacuate as Cyclone Alfred inches its way towards the coast.

Damaging 120km/h wind gusts were already developing between Moreton Island and Byron Bay on Thursday night, potentially 24 hours or more before the historic storm's predicted landfall.


Thousands of people in Lismore and other flood-prone parts of Northern NSW were ordered to evacuate amid forecasts flooding would cut off their escape routes.

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A $16 000 fine is in place for reckless behaviour.

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Tropical Cyclone Alfred has delivered towering king tides over 12m high across beaches on Queensland's south-east coast today.

With only hours now left to spare before Alfred is expected to make landfall, surf conditions across the Gold Coast have become even more dangerous as huge swells inundate shorelines.

Residents have captured terrifying footage of the treacherous waves as they smashed the coastline, with cyclonic swells seen at multiple beaches including Currumbin and Main Beach.

People watch the waves at Kirra Beach on the Gold Coast. © Getty

Main Beach on the Gold Coast recorded a monster swell topping 12.3 metres overnight, which Queensland Premier David Crisafulli described as the "highest ever recorded".

These 12m waves were seen three times in the past 24 hours, according to Queensland government data.

The dangerous waves have resulted in authorities asking locals to please avoid the coast until Alfred passes.

However, some keen surfers ignored the warnings and took advantage of the huge swells.

The Bureau of Meteorology issued a hazardous surf warning early today and said swell conditions are expected to be dangerous for any coastal activities.

 

[akroberts1085]

55 says partly cloudy but the sun is shining bright.