Gilligan been peaking in?
Auntie Em!!! Auntie Em!!!
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I'll go with that!
HemiHauler
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Depends on the dew point.
Several days it was in the 80s when I took the dog out at 3 AM.
We’ve had several summers of milder temperatures in recent years. We were bound to get a hot one sooner or later.
LightRoasted
If I may ...
For your consideration ...
Fun fact. We live and breath in a water environment. We breath in water, water vapor, everyday. The more humid, the more water we breath in. We're kinda like fish.
Fun fact. We live and breath in a water environment. We breath in water, water vapor, everyday. The more humid, the more water we breath in. We're kinda like fish.
Boom chika wah wah.I agree. My windows are now unfogged. Don't tell Gilligan!
Really sweet story from the DelMarVa Farmer magazine.
americanfarm.com
On the farm, ‘thunderstorm watch’ is generational (Viewpoint) - American Farm Publications
(Editor’s note: Lowell Yoder raises several fruit and vegetable crops at his famiy’s operation, Yoder’s Farm, in Rustburg, Va.) It happened again last night. We were on thunderstorm watch here at our farm. The rain chance spiked during the late evening hours when a cold front would slide...
americanfarm.com
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the poor dad
My daughter remembers the days as a kid that I would take her out on the front porch to watch and feel the thunderstorm roll thru - nothing more exciting on a dry summer evening to experience the wrath of mother nature as the wind shifts directions, the air gets cooler, the birds start moving, the thunder in the distance, and then the 1st crack of lightning that scares the bejeezus out of you, followed by the sweet smell of the rain, knowing that your crops will live another day or 2, and just maybe you will be able to make that next tractor payment at the end of the year. I love a good summer evening thunderstorm!Really sweet story from the DelMarVa Farmer magazine.
On the farm, ‘thunderstorm watch’ is generational (Viewpoint) - American Farm Publications
(Editor’s note: Lowell Yoder raises several fruit and vegetable crops at his famiy’s operation, Yoder’s Farm, in Rustburg, Va.) It happened again last night. We were on thunderstorm watch here at our farm. The rain chance spiked during the late evening hours when a cold front would slide...
This picture was from my front porch on July 4th as it was raining:
And these 2 pics were taken at the farm on June 26th as a thunderstorm was approaching after 20 days without rain:
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
And if it was near Halloween, the Sleepy Hollow tales.
No rain in WMd yet. Fingers crossed for Wednesday next week
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Just sneakin' around....
Holy carp. A/C was running more than usual, so checked the condenser outside. Backside coils were dirty, so took the top off, cleaned it, put it back together.
The heat totally wiped me out. I'm absolutely soaked and exhausted for a simple task. I do not envy anyone that has to work outside.
The heat totally wiped me out. I'm absolutely soaked and exhausted for a simple task. I do not envy anyone that has to work outside.
I’m remembering back into the early 90s, before I change careers, being 45 feet in the air in a bucket truck, rubber, gloves, and sleeves, long sleeve shirt, and nowhere to hide from the sun.
so glad I changed jobs. At least in the summertime.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
I used to work on the docks in the sun all summer in rubber coveralls and boots. But being a 20 y/o, it was tolerable. I've gotten very a/c spoiled.