Merry Christmas from The Banana Belt

[Gerald McPherson]

Forecast for Christmas day is 70 degrees. Too hot to hunt but just right to shoot clays. Greeting and salutations to all!!!

[Mike Koneski]

Merry Christmas Gerald! Our forecast keeps changing from freezing rain all day to 34 and sunny. :corn: :banghead:

[Paul Ehlers]

Forecast for Christmas day is 70 degrees. Too hot to hunt but just right to shoot clays. Greeting and salutations to all!!!

I can match you one for one here on the Colorado front range. We're experiencing the nicest fall & start to winter in memory. I shot sporting clays this past Monday in a tee shirt, it was sunny & broke the record temp at 76f. Christmas day is supposed to be close to 70 again & I'm going out to the range again on Friday after Christmas to enjoy another sunny 65f December day.

I'll take this anytime over the white Christmas deal.

"Merry Christmas Everyone"--George Bailey

[William Woods]

Strange weather indeed. We have a 72 degree day today and Monday's high is predicted to be 29 degrees.

[Stan Hillis]

Yep, it was 78 here yesterday afternoon!

[Garry L Gordon]

The bees were out buzzing us while we hunted during one of our hunts this week. Sheesh!!

[Paul Ehlers]

I've lived here all my life and have never seen a warm dry fall & start to winter as we've had this year. Last week we broke record temps on three days including Christmas day. I & everyone else at the range were shooting in clothing more in-tune for April than the week of Christmas. We did have a slight dip in temps over the weekend, but we're going out to shoot again on New Year's Eve Day because it's supposed to be 65 & sunny again.

The range has been packed with shooters, and it's been a merry old time. The other side of the coin is the mountains are way behind in snowpack & the ski areas are hurting while the sporting clays range is probably having one of its best Decembers ever--Go Figure!