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Indeed, this is putrescence itself manifested as weather. Crappy temps, crappy dews, and most of all: crappy air quality. Not even worth posting about imo. Best to just sit by the AC.
Now you know how a lot of people feel in the winter, just sit by the heater/fireplace.
I was out yesterday, it was a great day, hit 97F, I was at the local nude beach Hippie Hollow, had a blast. Then I ate outside, was around 92F and I thoroughly enjoyed it, they did have misters going to help cool the patio off.
Later that night I was with friends at a large table and we all drank under the stars and it cooled from the 80's to the 70's with a nice breeze. It was actually cool this morning in the mid 60's with rain but I slept in until midnight, had a long night lol.
I surely hope swim season doesn't take an abrupt turn for the worse this year. Last year it was effectively over by mid October because of a crappy rainy and cold weather pattern. Here's hoping for warm weather at least until November...
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Is the monsoon season on track yet? July 1st is almost here.
Using the 3 days of 55°F+ mean dewpoints method, our average first day is July 6th, it's looking as though it will start at least a few days later than average this year, Pacific NW troughing has kept the monsoon high down in Mexico longer than typical
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