That is not improving. That is trending in the wrong direction. Needs to stay in the low 60's or upper 50's.
I'll take 70's and 80's.
That's sounds like Sand Mtn Ky Hills . Had a lady that was our elementary janitor. She would come in every cold morning in the spring and announce which "winter" we were having and correct us if we called it the wrong one . Miss Mattie Grace Young was her name . She might have been the worse janitor our school ever had but she could keep you up on the weather.
I just googled it, Sand Mountain, Alabama is considered part of the Appalachian mountains.That's sounds like Sand Mtn Ky Hills . Had a lady that was our elementary janitor. She would come in every cold morning in the spring and announce which "winter" we were having and correct us if we called it the wrong one . Miss Mattie Grace Young was her name . She might have been the worse janitor our school ever had but she could keep you up on the weather.
70's are marginal but the 80's are too hot. I use to go to Alaska in the summer to work to avoid having to work on those 80 degree days.
I'd agree... 50 to 70 for me and 50 is better than 70.
Yes sir , the tail end .
Summer is the best, no coats, no gloves, equipment starts, everything is green, no frozen pipes, no putting out hay, sitting under a tree and having a cold beer in the shade with my wife, taking the kids swimming, going fishing and enjoying the shade and breeze at the bank,going on a stay over at the river and spending the day floating around and enjoying the family, barbecuing outside, watching my kids at the horse show, sitting on the porch watching them crank the handle of the ice cream machine, feeling the warm sun on your back as you put up hay, going into the garden and picking tomatoes and corn, or looking outside and saying it's too cold, let me get the cattle fed and hurry back.
There is nothing about my Scandinavian ancestry or being raised on the north Washington coast that prepares me for hot weather. Putting on a coat, gloves, and a hat before I walk out the door is easy. Feeding 60 cows takes less 45 minutes while sitting in the cab of the feed truck with the heater running. Irrigation in the summer takes an hour and half. And everyone starts at the very crack of dawn to avoid the heat. Feeling the sun cook me while putting hay in the stack ain't fun. Getting things done before 10 so I can get back inside to sit in front of the AC the rest of the day. There are no rattle snakes or mosquitoes in the winter. No frozen pipes because they are all buried deep enough to avoid that. Fall and spring are the best. Winter doesn't bother me at all. I hate summer. My least favorite time of the year.
I read your comments and my reply to my wife. She laughed and said people are different. A lot of that has to do with where you are raised and are use to.
