tinlizzie
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Great to hear you are getting some much needed rain
I enjoy reading everyone's posts, but have to say that I find yours always so pleasant and nice to read.
What is your weather like right now?
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I enjoy reading everyone's posts, but have to say that I find yours always so pleasant and nice to read.
simonbaker
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It's a beautiful fall day in SE S.D. Great for a ride in the country today. All the farmers are starting their harvest, all the great outdoor smells. Nights get down to 45F great sleeping weather.
Dawgluver
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Absolutely gorgeous here along the river too. A nice 78°.
tinlizzie
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Cats 'n dogs, thunder 'n lightning. Nice.
Somebunny
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Another fabulously sunny day! 68-70 degrees. Breezy, I'm surprised I don't see a flotilla of sailboats in the bay! Wish we had, had these sunny days earlier in the summer, but then September is quite often lovely her in the PNW ;-)
Shhh! It's a secret.....it doesn't perpetually rain!
Shhh! It's a secret.....it doesn't perpetually rain!
Addie
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My favorite time of the day in the PNW is about four o'clock in the afternoon. The sun is just starting to set and when you look at The Mountain, it changes colors right in front of you eyes. It never looks the same twice in your lifetime. And the smell of the trees after a rainfall on a summer day, the sun comes back out and warms up the pine needles. But my favortie thing about the PNW is you are driving along enjoying the scenery and marveling at it. Then you turn a corner, and it takes your breath away. The trees open up and the snow capped mountains come into view with The Mountain just hanging from the heavens.
Thank you Lizzie, that is lovely of you to say xx
simonbaker
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It's poetic how you wrote that, it's beautiful. I have never been there personally but you make me feel like it.My favorite time of the day in the PNW is about four o'clock in the afternoon. The sun is just starting to set and when you look at The Mountain, it changes colors right in front of you eyes. It never looks the same twice in your lifetime. And the smell of the trees after a rainfall on a summer day, the sun comes back out and warms up the pine needles. But my favortie thing about the PNW is you are driving along enjoying the scenery and marveling at it. Then you turn a corner, and it takes your breath away. The trees open up and the snow capped mountains come into view with The Mountain just hanging from the heavens.
The high's are in the 70's throughout the day in SE S.D. The nights are very cool getting down to 35F. My favorite time of the year is fall. All of the trees are starting to turn colors. It's a spectacular site.
We are still dealing with smoke from fires, what sun we get is orange. It's getting harder to go outside for any length of time.
It's finally turned really nice, cooler temps and lower humidity.
Lots of residents are having huge trouble with mold and mildew, so the cooler temperatures and lower humidity will help.
I was lucky. After the Hurricane, I found a few spots, but was able to take care of them using cleaner with bleach.
Maintenance has been extra busy, they came around last Saturday to clean the bedroom carpets, and yesterday to check and spray for mold and mildew.
Lots of residents are having huge trouble with mold and mildew, so the cooler temperatures and lower humidity will help.
I was lucky. After the Hurricane, I found a few spots, but was able to take care of them using cleaner with bleach.
Maintenance has been extra busy, they came around last Saturday to clean the bedroom carpets, and yesterday to check and spray for mold and mildew.
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It was colder in the house than it was outside! It's currently 53° here along the river. It's 63° inside...
Addie
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It is the most glorious sunny, warm day here...perfect Spring day..a warm 22 degrees
And that's your idea of a perfect spring day? Gotta luv your enthusiasm.
Addie
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31 days without rain, so far. You can see the smoke hanging on the golf course and forget looking at the mountains. I'm having a rougher time each day and Shrek can't go outside at all.
Addie
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My heart and prayers are going your way. Give Shrek a big hug from me. And take one for yourself while you are at it.
Thanks, Addie! All outdoor games etc. have been postponed or they have negotiated to an away game.
Addie
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Here it is the Eastern Equine Encephalitis. All activities from dusk to dawn have been cancelled. A couple of people have already died from it.
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