Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Current temperature: -20C, feels like -28C
Currently under an Extreme Cold Warning
Normal temperature: Max -3C Min -14C
Wind: 13 km S, gusting to 19 km
Humidity: 64%
Sunrise: 8:05 am
Sunset: 5:32 pm
Weather Info from January:
- a high of 6.7C
- a low of -27.9C
- total precipitation of 3.8mm
- maximum wind gust of 80 km/h
Weather from January 2018
- a high of 6.4C
- a low of -37.8C
- total precipication of 5.4mm
- maximum wind gust of 74 km/h
January was a fairly mild month, no real cold until right at the end. No real snowfall either. They're actually saying we're currently in a snow drought in this region and since I love snow, I'm hoping that changes. I'd rather snow than extreme cold! February has been frigid so far which is what they've been saying is going to happen so at least they got something right. Cows are happy as long as they have full stomachs. First calf should be on the ground in a couple weeks, fingers crossed it's a little bit warmer then!
The Front Yard - Just a little bit of blowing snow to fill in the tracks.
The Field Across the Road
The Back Pond - The dairy girls and the remaining calves from last year are actually back here with their bale right now. Obviously they aren't going anywhere other than the bale though, there's no tracks anywhere!
Current temperature: -20C, feels like -28C
Currently under an Extreme Cold Warning
Normal temperature: Max -3C Min -14C
Wind: 13 km S, gusting to 19 km
Humidity: 64%
Sunrise: 8:05 am
Sunset: 5:32 pm
Weather Info from January:
- a high of 6.7C
- a low of -27.9C
- total precipitation of 3.8mm
- maximum wind gust of 80 km/h
Weather from January 2018
- a high of 6.4C
- a low of -37.8C
- total precipication of 5.4mm
- maximum wind gust of 74 km/h
January was a fairly mild month, no real cold until right at the end. No real snowfall either. They're actually saying we're currently in a snow drought in this region and since I love snow, I'm hoping that changes. I'd rather snow than extreme cold! February has been frigid so far which is what they've been saying is going to happen so at least they got something right. Cows are happy as long as they have full stomachs. First calf should be on the ground in a couple weeks, fingers crossed it's a little bit warmer then!
The Front Yard - Just a little bit of blowing snow to fill in the tracks.
The Field Across the Road
The Back Pond - The dairy girls and the remaining calves from last year are actually back here with their bale right now. Obviously they aren't going anywhere other than the bale though, there's no tracks anywhere!