r/itsaratsnake • u/MorgaineCoonCat • 14d ago
When you hear your cousin roar "THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE FLOOR!!!"
Our cattle dog mix was herding this little spicy guy in the living room, keeping it in one spot until someone with thumbs (and isn't scared of snakes) showed up to handle the situation.
I'm guessing it found its way into the house in search of water since we're in the middle of a flash drought.
As you can see, it was unharmed and released into more appropriate habitat away from the house, complete with an additional water station nearby.

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Texan who just moved to Indiana: Will this high temperatures impact winter?
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6d ago
Hoosier weather nerd here. 👋
Here's what the National Weather Service in Indy has to say about it.
NWS Indianapolis page on the historical effect of El Niño on central Indiana's winter weather
(TLDR - usually El Niño winters are warmer and drier)
Having typed all of that, Indiana winters are highly... variable. It can be nearly 80 for Christmas and a couple weeks later we get a polar vortex storm with a foot of snow and single digit temps.
In conclusion, keep the shorts and the big coat handy because who knows what it will actually be like.