No fall straight to winter

Just last week I was fishing in 84 degree weather and sweating. Now they are saying next week will have days in the upper 40's for high's and 20's at night, what in the heck happened to the fall season. Global warming, pleaaaaaase, lol.

psssst.... Wake up Dorothy and forget Kansas, You're still in Kentucky!!

[QUOTE=Cobra190;342687]psssst.... Wake up Dorothy and forget Kansas, You're still in Kentucky!![/QUOTE]

HA hA, Just venting Cobra, lol.

[QUOTE=mhall;342685]Just last week I was fishing in 84 degree weather and sweating. Now they are saying next week will have days in the upper 40's for high's and 20's at night, what in the heck happened to the fall season. Global warming, pleaaaaaase, lol.[/QUOTE]

I went last night and About FROZE my butt off..............I wore jeans and a sweater, and had to put my raingear to stay WARM..........WOW.

By the time I left the water, the temp has dropped into the mid 50's. AND talk about a QUICK change...the water temp at this 150 acre lake was 73 last week, and 61 last night.......WOW.

Later,

Geo

Amen! There is never a fall here in KY! One minute it's in the 80's....the next its in the 40's. Don't blink guys...you'll miss it!

[QUOTE=mhall;342689]HA hA, Just venting Cobra, lol.[/QUOTE]

I can truly understand the vent mhall! I been working a part time job that has put fishing at an almost stand still this year. But I have a trip planned with some friends to Barkley for Nov. 7-9. Really looking forward to it, but who knows what the weather will be. You can't count on forecast with my trips. Never had a bad forecast leading up to a Barkley trip, but over the years I've fished in monsoons, snowstorms and heavy winds down there. All can make for an exciting trip. So I'll vent on this weather with you and see what's in store this time.