Yeah that pretty much matches my concept. I still have a 22 year old at 75 and was young for my age but no sugar coating 75 no matter what......but hey-glad to be alive!
Trust me and hopefully you’ll find out. You’re young into your early 40s. Middle age up to 65, young old to 70. Old thereafter. Being 75 I feel qualified to make those markers but perhaps the other older guys can comment from their own experiences.
Speaking for myself. I’m still on the process of trying to figure out what happened to me the night of 12/4. I have a 3 hour testing scheduled early Friday morning. Depending on the results I’ll be less cautious or over cautious. An inch or 2 of snow is more difficult to drive on sometimes vs higher amounts. Let’s see what happens and how this event looks Friday.
See my edited post which I think you quoted before the edit. Heck, even honoring Willie McCovey at Dodger Stadium was rained out due to a tropical storm in August .
Not true. While living in LA I experienced a tornado, numerous winter tstorms, torrential rain, 110+ heat, earthquakes, dense fog, hail, smoke from fires, and snow a 90 minute drive away. And always reliably great wx in summer.
Where I was, Carol was sustained 50+ with torrential rains. Edna was less memorable. Hazel was amazing! Tops of railroad poles blowing down the street but not much rain.
I remember sitting at my breakfast table reading the LA Times before work at my then private office. I noted the prog of a low in the gulf. I canceled the rest of the week and was on the red eye to Boston that night. Event was a dud-maybe 2 inches. But there was snow cover and cold. This was maybe January 1981?
Yeah it definitely uber weenieed me. I lost 15 winters! I probably will give them up soon and maybe become a snowbird. For now, I think a 1-2 week break late in winter works.