[Mrtambalynman]

<p>its the humidity.</p>
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<p>Geeze, it feels like frickin Toronto around here what with the humidity and the haze from the interior forest fires smoke blotting out the sun. </p>
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[torque]

<p>It's really been a non-summer here.  We've had a few days that were above 25 but for the most it's been cool.  It felt like September this morning...and some of the trees are already starting to turn.</p>

 

[Mrtambalynman]

<p>We had some cool mornings last week.  August is certainly starting off cool compared to July - which is good in a way because we live in an over priced, old, poorly insulated piece of crap. </p>

 

[RaisingArizonainNH]

<p> So you're saying that we shouldn't get our hopes up for a cold front out of Canada anytime soon ?  .. unless maybe  Torque  turns on a REALLY BIG fan and points it east- south east ?</p>
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<p>  Yuck it was  like living in a sponge here today. It's not great for anything really, though we got rain today, My pond was almost dry  ( which means my well is almost done for too!)</p>

 

[wherestheportojohn]

<p>southern 'Sconsin was PERFECT today <img alt="" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/icon_cheers.gif" style="width:24px;height:24px;" title=""></p>
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<p>79 degrees, sunny, and only a 56* dewpoint</p>
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<p>yesterday, it was 75 degrees with a 74* dewpoint at 5am <img alt="" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad5.gif" style="width:17px;height:16px;" title=""></p>

 

[Mrtambalynman]

<p>No, I don't think we're going to rescue you guys down south any time soon.</p>
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<p>Its been so dry here that the leaves on the deciduous trees are starting to go brown from drought.  We may not have any leaves for a fall show of colours this autumn.</p>

 

[jcumming]

<p>You can have the cool front from Toronto if you wish...the high winds today kept the heat index down around 100F.</p>

 

[ssstencil]

<p>Ya bunch of pansies.</p>

 

[Mrtambalynman]

<p>there is a reason I don't live in the humidity belt. </p>

 

[clare]

<p>Been hotter than a snake's ass in a wagon rut around here, lately.  Which is very odd for this area.  We usually get maybe a week of this every summer but most of july was like that and now august is starting off the same way.  Very humid, very warm.  I like it.  : )</p>

 

[Mrtambalynman]

<p>You're sick. </p>

 

[clare]

<p>Wha?  No way!</p>

 

[Mrtambalynman]

<p><img alt="" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/wink.gif" style="width:16px;height:16px;" title=""></p>

 

[RaisingArizonainNH]

<p><br>
 wow.. kind of hostile eh ?  <img alt="" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/rolleyes.gif" style="width:16px;height:16px;" title="">.. Seriously we in the north are not bulit for long periods of sponge like air quality!  You Southerners are adapted with that thin blood and all.  </p>
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<p>  With that in mind -  The nasties have passed - it's in the 80's with a really nice breeze and a lot drier today!  </p>
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<p>   We have red leaves on the "early" maple tree across the street. All the  veggies and fruits are about 2 -3 weeks ahead of their usuall ripening times so everyone is wondering if they will quit earlier too?  I would rather not dive right into winter thoughts just yet!<br>
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