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I’m a wife , mother and grammy. I Love gardening 🌷🌻a good cup
of coffee ☕️and 🐶 dogs.
I start my day and end my day in prayer 🙏🏼 It keeps me sane in this crazy world 🌎 😀
Save The 🐝 Bees
of coffee ☕️and 🐶 dogs.
I start my day and end my day in prayer 🙏🏼 It keeps me sane in this crazy world 🌎 😀
Save The 🐝 Bees
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Tonight there will be a Blue Supermoon at 9:35 ET
The moon will appear about 8% larger than a normal full moon and 15% brighter than a normal full moon.
The next one won't be until January 2037. Keep any eye out tonight!
The moon will appear about 8% larger than a normal full moon and 15% brighter than a normal full moon.
The next one won't be until January 2037. Keep any eye out tonight!
November 21, 2024 at 11:02 AM
Tonight there will be a Blue Supermoon at 9:35 ET
The moon will appear about 8% larger than a normal full moon and 15% brighter than a normal full moon.
The next one won't be until January 2037. Keep any eye out tonight!
The moon will appear about 8% larger than a normal full moon and 15% brighter than a normal full moon.
The next one won't be until January 2037. Keep any eye out tonight!
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Chicagoans may be greeted with the season’s first snow on Wednesday.
Last year, the first snow of the season arrived on Halloween. At least a tenth of an inch of snow was recorded, so that snowfall was considered “measurable.” The average date of Chicago’s first measurable snowfall is Nov. 16.
Last year, the first snow of the season arrived on Halloween. At least a tenth of an inch of snow was recorded, so that snowfall was considered “measurable.” The average date of Chicago’s first measurable snowfall is Nov. 16.
First snowflakes of the season could drop in Chicago Wednesday
Chicagoans may be greeted with the season’s first snow on Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, but no accumulation is expected.
www.chicagotribune.com
November 18, 2024 at 7:37 PM
Chicagoans may be greeted with the season’s first snow on Wednesday.
Last year, the first snow of the season arrived on Halloween. At least a tenth of an inch of snow was recorded, so that snowfall was considered “measurable.” The average date of Chicago’s first measurable snowfall is Nov. 16.
Last year, the first snow of the season arrived on Halloween. At least a tenth of an inch of snow was recorded, so that snowfall was considered “measurable.” The average date of Chicago’s first measurable snowfall is Nov. 16.
Hello Bluesky 👋 😃
November 19, 2024 at 4:39 AM
Hello Bluesky 👋 😃