1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Can it be May already!

 

But May means it's gonna be hooooot

 

I agree, March and April are kinda dead months

 

It was already 65 up here yesterday. We even took the kayaks out. I'm just looking forward to being off for 3 months.

 

April is When the snow turns to mudd in my yard. We don't get slow time up here any more. The people just keep coming.

 

that's how CO is anymore.

Winter? tons of tourism + snow = traffic shitstorm
Summer? even more tourism because weather is nice = traffic shitstorm

 

That looks awesome

Average highs for us now are in the 80s....the oven is pre-heating

 

now this looks like an impulse buy

 

Was taking a look and saw this recommended underneath, wtf

 

Today is my Friday. And then I have another Friday on Thursday.

 

Honestly I'm kind of looking forward to that I'll be down in Corona Escondido and Arcadia mid May.

 

Could be triple digit days come May. Though July - Sept are usually the hottest months down here.

 

I hope next winter makes up for how lame this one was (for us). I'm pretty sure we got less than 2 weeks worth of rain.

Shit will burn either way though once the heat hits. More rain just means more growth that dies in the heat and then burns.

No rain means what didn't burn last year is more likely to burn this year

Anyone that gets pregnant should be on gender reveal watch to make sure they don't do anything stupid

 

We’re already getting fires, which I it’s better it burns when it’s a bit cooler than when it’s hot.

 

Apparently we are too according to the current US wildfire map

I guess I'm just so used to it I don't even notice anymore

Also, wtf is going on in Oklahoma and Arkansas

 

This. mine goes with us everywhere haha

 

I bet those are prescribed burns, farmers clearing old growth

 

Shouldn't that not be considered a wildfire then? I guess it depends on how you define one.

 

https://forestry.ok.gov/sites/g/fil...ports/2021/fire_situation_report_04-05-21.pdf

 

I dunno, I didn’t think their state was anything more than large fields, maybe that’s a bit more west.