simonbaker
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Today is the first day of fall. It's a beautiful fall day in SE S.D. it froze last night, we had to cover out tomato plants.
What is your weather like right now?
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Hoping for a good Montana rain too.
We have 57° outside, and 56° inside. We might get Simonbaker's freeze tonight, and I've finally convinced DH that we need to shut windows and turn on heat sometime soon.
We have 57° outside, and 56° inside. We might get Simonbaker's freeze tonight, and I've finally convinced DH that we need to shut windows and turn on heat sometime soon.
Says it's 59°F right now. Will be braving the smoke to go hunting and gathering in a bit. Still no prospects of rain.
EEK! That's scary, PF.
It's gorgeous today open windows except for an hour or so this morning when the humidity was high (it lowers the humidity inside so the mildew won't grow).
It's 3 p.m. and 79° with a humidity of 66%.
I got an indoor comfort monitor to keep an eye on the humidity. They insist we run our a/c for a while every day to keep down the humidity. Now I can keep an eye on it instead of depending on the weather forecast on the computer. Any time it reaches 75% I turn on the a/c. It works! The humidity drops by about 10%, and after the morning dew/fog burns off, unless it's a rainy day, it stays low enough to have the windows open.
It's gorgeous today open windows except for an hour or so this morning when the humidity was high (it lowers the humidity inside so the mildew won't grow).
It's 3 p.m. and 79° with a humidity of 66%.
I got an indoor comfort monitor to keep an eye on the humidity. They insist we run our a/c for a while every day to keep down the humidity. Now I can keep an eye on it instead of depending on the weather forecast on the computer. Any time it reaches 75% I turn on the a/c. It works! The humidity drops by about 10%, and after the morning dew/fog burns off, unless it's a rainy day, it stays low enough to have the windows open.
Kylie1969 said:Thank you Chopper
It really is lovely to see all the new growth on our trees, plants and shrubs out in the garden, all the flowers coming out...just lovely...and sun, so much sun
I love spring too, but Fall is nice here. Cooler and the trees are changing color. We are taking a weekend trip up in the mountains next weekend to Cripple Creek. It should be beautiful.
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I heard the warning on the news last night for the cranberry bog owners. Our first frost. Time to rush to the bogs and get them flooded.
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It has really cooled down this evening. It's 50F now with predictions to get down to 30F for the overnight. Time to add another thick comforter to the bed & snuggle in for the night.
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That looks lovely Ads...lovely colour
When people drive by, they always slow down so they can take in the full beauty of it.
Addie said:The tree outside our building. It turns this color every fall.
That tree is beautiful!!! I miss the red colors. Here in Colorado there are beautiful yellows, but you don't see nearly as many trees that turn red as I did growing up in Michigan.
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That tree sits right in the middle of the patio.
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