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Afternoon temperatures in central Alberta remain stubbornly close to the freezing mark. Somewhat warmer in southern Alberta but still well below average.
Currently here, in Aurora, ME, 74F Degrees, Dew Point 63F Degrees, Winds NNW 4mph, Clear..
Twilight...
What a wonderous day...First of all..we shared it together! Partially cloudy turned into brilliant sunny..
One of those days in which you sigh as you hang the laundry on the line...sun in your face as the Songbirds surround you with their song...Meals prepared for the next week hung in the air...Onions..Pork Sausage..Hamburger and Butternut Squash, Chicken Alfredo, Spaghetti (four cheeses), all prepared in their packages to reheat in the microwave at work or home..
Harvested some of the corn and placed some ears under the birdfeeder...
Squirrels have gone mad this year...gobbling everything in sight (Hint of the type of winter we may have)!
Thankful for this beautiful Early Autumn Season...
Hoping your harvest is as bountiful!
It's been gorgeous here in the ozarks. Sunny, dry, highs in the low 80's with rather low dew points. Looks to remain that way most of the week and then a cool off coming Friday.
Maybe climate change will mean Chicago might resemble Denver Colorado climate wise in a few centuries time.
Denver heat is so much drier. I wouldn’t be surprised if Chicago had more hot days if humidity were taken into account. In any case it will likely never resemble Denver because of that humidity. More like...St. Louis maybe?
Maybe climate change will mean Chicago might resemble Denver Colorado climate wise in a few centuries time.
I don't think so
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Originally Posted by unobtainium
Denver heat is so much drier. I wouldn’t be surprised if Chicago had more hot days if humidity were taken into account. In any case it will likely never resemble Denver because of that humidity
Chicago would never resemble Denver also because of elevation and yes, the humidity here keeps high temps a bit lower in the summer then in Denver
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. More like...St. Louis maybe?
First lets see when we'll start to look like Peoria much less St Louis. Our summers haven't really changed much.
A couple more 90 degree days possible this week away from the lakefront
Shows how much the planet has warmed up the last few years.
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