Arab Nights (imported) wrote: Fri Aug 06, 2021 5:37 am Day temps have been 85 - 90 with monsoon clouds. This morning was first when I opened doors to get 5 am fresh air thru house. I am not going to get used to it yet. Summer can still bite.

How can Summer, or Indian Summer bite more?

Sure, drought but the temperature, etc 92660

I even got a patio restored Western-Holly range on my patio before such things were chic.

And a Generac NG generator!

Seems cooler although not by the numbers.

Moi

No one else has had weather

except Moi ?

Maybe I should keep mine a secret too.

The highs are higher! 80F

The lows too. 70F

Humidity 80% not 40% or less.

Monsoon exports breaks a clear morning with its' high clouds.

NOT my desert by the sea.

BTW

@Paolo for a shipment of grows like a weed

garlic + seeds.

Peter's Honey figs keep making more & more.

What do I do with extras?

Moi

Arab Nights (imported) wrote: Sat Nov 07, 2020 11:32 pm Funny you should mention weather,

we have had some. It has rained here in sunny AZ for about three weeks. Cloudy days have moderated temps to about 90 plus or minus instead of +100. Nobody remembers seeing things so green. Like Kentucky in the desert. The downside is my yard is a foot high, the little bugs and mosquitoes are annoying and people's allergies are off scale. Sleeping at night is like having one a wicked flu where you almost spend the night in a chair rather than reclined.

Half the rain would have been nice, but climatic averages are calculated from extremes.

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Arab Nights (imported) wrote: Thu Aug 19, 2021 2:37 am me=1604752320]
Funny you should mention weather,

we have had some. It has rained here in sunny AZ for about three weeks. Cloudy days have moderated temps to about 90 plus or minus instead of +100. Nobody remembers seeing things so green. Like Kentucky in the desert. The downside is my yard is a foot high, the little bugs and mosquitoes are annoying and people's allergies are off scale. Sleeping at night is like having one a wicked flu where you almost spend the night in a chair rather than reclined.

Half the rain would have bee
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n nice, but climatic averages are calculated from extremes.

PLEASE do a better job at containing your monsoon activity

Day #4 of gray skies, twice wetting streets in the AM.

No water flow. Just wet. Nothing even measurable

THIS IS NOT MY 92660 , The O.C. in August

Please keep your monsoon atmosphere on your side !&!

73F / 69F Hardly a diff between high & low.

Very Light Breeze from the south

Moi

Have you gotten any garlic seed to sprout yet?

Paolo wrote: Mon Aug 23, 2021 12:04 pm Have you gotten any garlic seed to sprout yet?

Have not tried yet.

Plan on late

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 14, 2017 7:00 pm November when I plant sweet shelling peas.

Currently they chill in a wine cooler.

Some colder exposure planned for them later

before November

Moi

Thanks to Arizona & Nevada exporting their humidity to The O.C.

The weather has been under 80F

with "bad air". Although the Weather Service (some service)

rates it as "Moderate"

The squirrel discovered my Peter's Honey Figs.

No One got "weather" after all these weeks?

Moi

moi621 (imported) wrote: Thu Sep 09, 2021 1:05 pm Thanks to Arizona & Nevada exporting their humidity to The O.C.

You're welcome.

Monsoon season goes thru the end of Sept. Total precip to date in the area is generally about 12 inches. Double the normal 6 inches. That made double the mosquitoes and double the allergy season.

An odd, rumbling noise early last night.

After some time I went outside and

saw the lightening too. No precipitation.

It was over 10 seconds from flash to rumble

and an hour later it was hardly 4 seconds.

The sky was cloudy towards @Arab Nights to

the north east.

I can't remember lightening & thunder here

in The O.C.

Very weatherful.

Moi

Just made a loop north. Nevada was covered by California smoke. Idaho was covered by Idaho and California smoke. A few trees and patches are starting to turn yellow on the Salmon River, so get your fall gear out for a pretty road-trip.