Yesterday it was 106 and miserable for this almost 70-year old. I blame moi.

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2016 7:51 am Yesterday it was 106 and miserable for this almost 70-year old. I blame moi.

What a coincidence! Moi blames you! --FLO--

Uncle Flo, thank you for the river update.

The last you shared spoke of a low water level creating navigation hazards.

Wolfie

Have YOU consider moving to more moderate climate areas within your budget?

The Central Valley up to Marysville, or Redding ain't much better and more polluted.

The Sierra Nevada are not that "cool" in the Summer either.

Humboldt County is suggested. Just inside the fog zone and above the 100 year flood zone.

Areas like Fortuna, Hydesville, Carlotta just south of Eureka / Arcata.

I chose these areas with consideration of your budget.

Beautiful country with crisp clean air, no snow, rain depending where you are.

A Safeway Supermarket in Fortuna that looks like it should be "high class" with great produce.

Best Wishes.

Same, same here. Hardly reaching 80F.

Sun that feels hot if one is not shaded.

Moi

The monsoons can stop here any time now. It's rained for what seems like a week straight, and I'm sick of it.

Let us know when you need the crews there to start gathering up the animals and building the ark.

Thank gawd, we here in Southern California are thru with triple digit heat waves for about a week. That heat was exhausting on this almost 70-year old body.

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 24, 2016 10:34 am Thank gawd, we here in Southern California are thru with triple digit heat waves for about a week. That heat was exhausting on this almost 70-year old body.

Wolfie

Did you ever check out or read this copy / paste from an earlier upload?

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2016 6:05 pm Wolfie

Have YOU consider moving to more moderate climate areas within your budget?

The Central Valley up to Marysville, or Redding ain't much better and more polluted.

The Sierra Nevada are not that "cool" in the Summer either.

Humboldt County is suggested. Just inside the fog zone and above the 100 year flood zone.

Areas like Fortuna, Hydesville, Carlotta just south of Eureka / Arcata.

I chose these areas with consideration of your budget.

Beautiful country with crisp clean air, no snow, rain depending where you are.

A Safeway Supermarket in Fortuna that looks like it should be "high class" with great produce.

Costs of living probably similar to your current costs.

Yes we are in a stable, cooler time with a of 75F

but the air is polluted.

Not just from the fires.

Just that "gray" stuff over the ocean one might think is fog, until y'breath it.

Oxides of Nitrogen + H2O = Nitric Acid

Oxides of Sulfur + H20 = Sulfuric Acid

Acid Fog. No weather service function observes the pH of moisture suspended in the air.

And routine particulate observations would be nice too. Water helps suspend those.

My asthmatic tendencies can feel it.

Things could be worse. https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/fi ... hoa+hawaii

Humidity ain't nice for my asthmatic tendencies, even if it is "clean".

That's why America sent "lungers" to the South West. Like Doc Holiday.

And Mile Denver, Colorado is a center of Respiratory illnesses.

Oxygen is over rated I guess.

And that's the way it is, here at the desert by the sea where the Peter's Honey Figs are ripe and sweet.

Too cool here for a good, purple fig.

Moi

Temporarily Humboldt County

Paolo wrote: Tue Dec 23, 2014 5:20 pm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

wjNqlhPFc4Y

"I claim theees stinking desert in the name of the Keeeeng Of Spain."

The Weather getting active now in Hawaii & Florida I was wondering how our members are doing.

After back to back hurricanes hit southern Florida in the early 90s, one guy in Homestead was being interviewed and they asked the standard question, "What are your thoughts now?" He said, "I am thinking of moving to Flagstaff, AZ."

Me? I am doing fine.