Things remain extremely dry here in Southern California with no snow or rain in the forecast for the rest of the month. Hopefully, we'll see more precipitation and cooler temperatures soon.If not, last week could just be the first wave. Elsewhere in the West, potentially even more dangerous conditions are in the forecast.
The arctic air that chilled Colorado all weekend continued Monday, bringing heavy snow and strong winds with it.
The National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning for the central mountains, southern Colorado, the Front Range and the Eastern Plains Monday, saying wind speeds above 50 mph could lead to temperatures of at least 20 below zero. The warning was in effect until Tuesday.
Which got me thinking about André de Toth's sadly under-recognized Day of the Outlaw featuring Robert Ryan and Burl Ives at the top of their games, with strong support by Tina Louise (who really should be remembered for more than that TV show). Unforgettable last half hour.
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