[Magdalen] Heat.

[Charles Wohlers]

Well, here in Northern Vermont we almost had out first frost last night 
- 35F. Right now it's 69, which is probably about the high for the day. 
It's bright and sunny and a gorgeous day. (So why am I sitting inside 
when I could be out picking wild blackberries?). It does indeed get 
above 90 occasionally here, but usually only in July. Leaves are just 
staring to turn in anticipation of all the leaf-peepers who will be 
arriving in a couple of weeks or so. We had (along with everyone else up 
here) tons of berries - straw, blue, and black (but very few rasp), and 
the apple trees are as loaded as they've ever been. Other than tomatoes, 
which had lots of disease due to a wet spring, the garden has done 
magnificently.

Life is good in Vermont.

-- 
Chad Wohlers
chad at satucket.com
Woodbury, VT   USA


On 13.09.2019 13:51, Jay Weigel wrote:
> It was 93F here yesterday and and 91F the day before. Both days were 
> humid,
> and yesterday was also completely without a breeze. At least it goes 
> down
> into the 60s at  night. Today it is 72 and rainy.  Jack has been sick 
> all
> week with a nasty cold and I'm taking Vitamin C and Airborne and trying 
> not
> to catch it.
> 
> On Fri, Sep 13, 2019 at 3:12 AM M J _Mike_ Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com>
> wrote:
> 
>> Today's high was 91F.  Tomorrow's is predicted to be 92F.
>> 
>> More or less standard weather practice this time of the year.
>> 
>> But a couple days ago I was slamming windows shut and sleeping in my 
>> long
>> sweats and bathrobe, it was so frigid (for me, anyway).
>> 
>> It's the swings that are new.
>> 
>> But nothing's new anymore.
>> 
>> M J (Mike) Logsdon.
>> 
>> "Aaugh[.]" -- Charles Brown.
>> "Avoid dull needles and use a soft cloth." -- E Kovacs.
>> "Because that's the kind of guy, I'm." -- C Reiner, "Your Show of 
>> Shows",
>> skit: "From Here to Obscurity".
>>