A mite chilly for Rosh Chodesh Marcheshvan
It was 39 degrees Fahrenheit (3.89 Celsius)when I left for morning minyan, and it's going to snow tomorrow. This is New York City--we're not used to getting sub-40 days and/or snow before mid-November. I'm not looking forward to this coming winter. But I'd better used to this weather--if it looks like global warming, and it acts like global warming . . . Sigh. As I said, we just live here.
In case you missed it, here's my parsha post for Parshat B'reishit and Parshat Noach.
In case you missed it, here's my parsha post for Parshat B'reishit and Parshat Noach.
posted by Shira Salamone at 10:19 AM
4 Comments:
Not so much Global Warming..
it is La Nina.
Thanks for suggestion another possible explanation. I forgot all about La Nina.
One of my clients told me it snowed in New Hampshire last night. None yet in MN ב''ה.
Lucky you (thus far), Reform BT. No such luck here--the rain turned into a wet and heavy snow in the middle of the Shabbat morning service. Walking home was a bit scary for Ms. Klutz, who's already broken each wrist at least once. But at least we still have electricity. There are power outages all over NYC, north Jersey, and further north in NY State.
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