Looks like I might have to start thinking about bundling up come this Friday.
Looks like I might have to start thinking about bundling up come this Friday.
Last edited by Avenger; 08-06-2011 at 08:25.
I'm hoping a cold front makes it up here to Chicagoland. I've been hiding indoors this past week due to the heat and mosquitoes (I'm allergic to Mozzies). I keep going out on the deck to hang a hammock and read for a bit, but come in 5 minutes later all bit up and soaking wet. NO FUN!
I'm in the same boat as you, Lonely Raven. I keep trying to hang the hammock in the backyard to test out some modifications, but the heat and humidity is just too oppressive.
I can't wait til autumn!
We've had 8 days without rain here in northern Alberta so far this summer. Been trying to go out for the last 5 Saturdays for a quick overniter but the weather has been so crappy. Bound and determined to go tonight despite the thunder and lightning and rain thru the night. Temps at night have been around 60 and daytime about 75.
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That cold front looks almost chilly in Texas!!!
Hoping for some decent temps for my upciming 3 day.
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no significant rain in W. Tx. for months and months. the upside? no skeeters.
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Here in the Houston area they are about to release water from one of the lakes upstream which is a reserve for city water. They haven't had to do that in like over 10yrs. This heat is depressing. I can't remember the last time it was this hot this long without rain.
Go Dawgs!!!!
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