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I'm in SW Iowa and it got COLD and fast. It was warm the past 3 days and all the sudden it was fire-up the wood stove a bundle up. I hope this start pushing duck down to me, I haven't seen much just some Specks and 1 group of Mallards and thats it. There's some duck at Riverton Refuge but I'm not gonna fight that mess. I got a blind just no ducks yet.

Weather....um...pressure is dropping and wind is picking up. I think we are getting a hurricane.

Assa I read that the pressure levels have gotten as low as they've ever recorded. Keep an eye on this one and stay safe.

Have a small front moving trough this morning

Its been snowy since Saturday.

81 yesterday afternoon, in the high 30's this morning. My season opens a week from tomorrow, sure hope this front moves some ducks south. The CA 6 miles fron where I hunt was holding 10k ducks last week, typically prior to opening weekend it's holding 30-40k. Last year it was holding 75k, don't see that happening this year, have my fingers crossed for 20-30k with this front.

Nice cold front moving in. Starting to feel like duck weather.

Rain and snow yesterday clear and cold today here in MN

OGblackcloud wrote:Rain and snow yesterday clear and cold today here in MN

Yup. Had actual frost on the windshield this morning and small areas of water (puddle sized, not pond sized) were freezing in the cities, which means up north and outskirts small ponds are freezing.

Baysider wrote:Weather....um...pressure is dropping and wind is picking up. I think we are getting a hurricane.

Assa I read that the pressure levels have gotten as low as they've ever recorded. Keep an eye on this one and stay safe.

Scaring the old people. Jim Cantore can kiss my ass. The upside is that I'm going out to slay deer every spare second between this afternoon and Sunday evening. (allegedly, on that last part).

At least you guys have some Sunday hunting. VA doesnt have any other than on shooting preserves.

3 Sundays, private land, deer only. I don't even consider that "Sunday hunting"

Preparing for tropical storm conditions to hit Saturday night through early Monday. Overcast, 70 degrees and wind blowing about 15-20 NNW Gusting 25

I'm calling BS on the deal.

72 and breezy. Supposed to freeze here Monday and Tuesday I can't remember it ever being that cold here ( dead center of Georgia ) at the end of October .


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46 and over cast. Going to drop 20 degrees by next week and snow.

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59 with a norther. Supposed to drop to 34 tonight. Then back in the 70's.

Unfortunately it's warming up here it was in the 60's for highs but its going to be 80 tomarrow.

Went from 78 yesterday to 45 today. Suppose to be down to 31 tonight.

Feels like low 60* here. Hopefully this "significant weather event" won't push the last remaining woodies out of the area...if it does there won't be anything here to shoot at. Lord knows there isn't any mallards where I hunt.

wind and rain

Told you. They've already pushed the landfall from our area up to NY. By Sunday, that thing'll be in Nova Scotia, and Jim Cantore will be sad.

Bufflehead wrote:wind and rain

Same here. I wonder why.

Sunny and warm today highs were mid 80's. That's all fixin to change this weekend. Went out this afternoon and tore the trout up,they were going batshit nuts ahead of this weather system pushing down.

obxbufflehead wrote:

Bufflehead wrote:wind and rain

Same here. I wonder why.

Its a very complex situation where warm air mixes with cold air cauing condensation.... I could go on, but to keep it simple: if its coudy there could be rain.

3legged_lab wrote:

obxbufflehead wrote:

Bufflehead wrote:wind and rain

Same here. I wonder why.

Its a very complex situation where warm air mixes with cold air cauing condensation.... I could go on, but to keep it simple: if its coudy there could be rain.

That was meant for bufflehead. We live in the same town and was being sarcastic.

I know. So was I.

And I just felt like being a smart ass back.

obxbufflehead wrote:We live in the same town

no we don't! there's a couple miles of marsh and a two lane road that seperates us and i sure as **** ain't a manteoer

3legged_lab wrote:I know. So was I.

He's homeschooled. Go easy.

Bufflehead wrote:

obxbufflehead wrote:We live in the same town

no we don't! there's a couple miles of marsh and a two lane road that seperates us and i sure as **** ain't a manteoer

Maybe I should have said same island. Wow how many people can say that. But if you wanted to get technical about it, I'm a kentuckyite unfortunately. That where we lived when I was born up until I was 12, but we have had a house here since I was 5.