There's Always The Weather

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A-1 (imported) wrote: Fri Aug 16, 2013 9:08 am ...one of these years I am going to come up there... even if I have to have my son fly me up for just one day...

Do it. It would be nice to finally put a face to a name!
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If it's in the 90's, I can wear shorts and a T-shirt! Nice!
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If its in the 90's I will melt.

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Hot ! Hot ! Hot !

Although it is only 82F its' the humidity too.

Hotter by the ocean, I am on a bluff about a mile inland.

I am laying down a heavy watering today with low running sprinklers and hoses frequently moved.

Squirrel sightings have gotten a lot more frequent. The Coyote is harvesting cats again.

The corn is not very sweet at all. The Mission Figs are doing great & sweet although the tree remains a runt.

The nursery just called to report my 24 gallon Santa Barbara Peach has arrived. A tasty free stone yellow peach that should match well with my Babcock White dribbily delicious peach success this year.

A young hawk or female kestrel (more likely) perched on my bird feeder for the longest time.

We both got a long look at on another.

Gotta go. Have to distribute that imported water her at the desert by the sea.

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😄😄😄wimp😄😄😄

You don't know what 'hot' is.
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Really humidity was most likely about 45%

ok I looked it up its 74% something we get all the time, Moi melts. LOL

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Yup and Yup !

I use to be able to walk in the desert heat.

Except for a hot tub or sauna, I melt if the temp is much over 80 or humidity is present.

Plus, the humidity makes it hard to breathe. Hit the asthma inhaler a lot more.

The news showed some pretty severe flash floods out MacWolf way.

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Worse today.

90F and humid.

significant flash flooding about fifty miles inland in MacWolfLand I believe.

:-\
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The bank said 105 today, my truck said 100F in the shade.

It was 96 in the shaded area in the creek bottoms, with near 100% humidity. We did get a passing popup storm, but it didn't rain enough to get the rain barrel 1/4 full. I'd say it won't even revive the grass.
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That horrible humidity is finally gone. I can breathe.

The temperature has been in the high seventies and programmed to rise, but dry rise. That's better.

I manage 1 - 3 Mission Figs a day and a very small ear of corn eaten fresh and raw in my yard.

It is finally becoming sweet.

My Fuji apples still need sweetening time although they are Not Unripe.

I wish I had a late season peach or plum.

This weather pattern is most like our October Indian Summer.

I wonder what October will bring because crops have been coming in weeks early in the central valley.

Anyone had any of them flash floods or hail ?

Any weather to share ?

Moi

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