Sorry guys, but I'm having to cut a bunch of grass and weeds today, sweating my butt off out there (only 81 degrees F ATT).
A couple of hundred miles to the south, in our old homeplace of the Valley, at this moment it is more than 93 freakin' degrees F in Brownsville, TX.
Don't beleive me, check it here:
http://weather.unisys.com/satellite/sat_sfc.php?inv=0&t=cur , (you can specify previous hours too)
Around here the plant life has been thoroughly confused, some of it, like huisache, is even showing signs of leafing out, with many others (and huisache is normally a solid indicator of spring, leafing around Easter w/o fail). A few weeks ago we had some rain and it went from the normal mostly brown winter vegetation to springtime green in a few days time. Been cutting grass all 'winter' long, dang it. From the way the cardinals and other birds are behaving, they're getting 'tricked' too (appear to be beginning mating time, months early, I've even been seeing effen butterflies fluttering around).
Y'all serious WX followers do know that this rather abnormal winter is mostly due to the probable Climate Change caused displacement of the Arctic region winter cold pool onto the Northern Hemisphere landmasses, don't you? Temps and ice formation near the N Pole are way off of normal towards warm/hot. Meanwhile Antarctica ice is breaking up on an unprecedented scale (in geological timescale, not ours). WASF'ed now.