[Sirrotica]

So I did the stuff I posted about earlier, gas for the generator, checked antifreeze in 5 vehicles, piled 1 ton of wood pellets on the porch for the pellet stove. The power never went off, 1-2 inches of snow, lowest temp here in the valley I saw was -12F.

What I couldn't prepare for was a cable outage at 3:00 AM Friday morning, Because we live in a valley, we have zero cell tower coverage, we depend on the WiFi to use our cell phones, TV, internet, and the cable also connects our land line. We were communication starved for 5 days, and its came back on at 1:30 Tuesday. Other than playing solitaire on my computer, I've been pretty bored....LOL. I'm at level 37...ROTFLMFAO....

My wife has had a upper respiratory infection infection so lots of sleeping. I made a couple runs into town for food, and stuff, roads running N and S were drifted pretty bad, but living in Erie PA most of my life, nothing I haven't seen for decades while living in Erie, whiteouts etc.

The cable company wasn't going to send out anyone to repair it until they didn't have to pay double time for techs, so the first regular working day it's back on. My wife works from home, and she has a dedicated business line that has to be on for her to do her work, she's none to happy with the cable companies "We don't give a damn when your cable come back on", says she's looking for an alternative.

Well back to normal now...

[OG68]

"Red Sky in the Morning,
Sailors Take Warning"

Taken at 6:30 AM this morning



Another big storm slamming into the Northern California coast with wind gusts of 70-80 MPH.. Predicted to dump a ton of snow onto the Sierra-Nevada. The tail end of that storm is coming into SoCal tonight. Predicted off and on rain for us for the next week or so.
I wonder how that will play out moving east.

The snow is welcomed adding to the Sierra-Nevada snowpack, and feeding into the reservoirs. Rainfall in San Diego is about an inch below normal so far this rainfall year.