Baroclinic Zone

Yesterday was the 1st day the house temp didn't rebound during the day. Was 66F. We flip off AC.

61.6F was my high on July 3rd

Doesn't show much on output though. Looks wetter Monday.

Gotta go back to May 31st when I last saw a daily high in the 50s.

LOL, yesterday was the 1st comfortable feeling day in a while and we stilled pulled off a +5F.

+5.2F. endless summer

0.40"

Couple feet of pow

Gross outside 66/64

Little dewey today. Mid 60s.

You can enjoy the motorcycle, but never ride/drive one. Same with weather.

Morch, Napril

Today's weather is what I'd like year round. Toss in some warmer days, toss in a few colder days, but by-in-large, this month can't be beat in my mind.

We have Mowvember and Dewcember to go through before Winter.

Those States suck. I like MA.

I'm not in my 10s/20s anymore. I have no need for snow/winter. All it does is become an aggravation for day-to-day work/living. It can snow 24" but it needs to melt the next day.

Quite a few don't seem to be enjoying the present though.

The supply chain woes are not confined to the US only. It's a global issue, so blaming China is short-sighted. Not going to get into the origins of the virus. I'll leave that to the professionals who are investigating it to come up with their conclusions. Right now, there is little we can to to free up the logjam until more people come back into the supply chain to move goods faster to where they need to be. Moving forward, we as nation, need to make a more concerted effort to bring manufacturing back into this Country. Globalization and the search for cheaper and cheaper labor by Corporations trying to increase their profit margins, have gotten us into this mess over the last several decades.

horrible? These days are 10/10. No need for a jacket when you're out leaf peepin'.

Why are people focused on fantasy snow when we are having one of the greatest extended stretches of Summer in recent memory.

Lovin; it! +4.1F for Torchtober

How big a company? I take issue with the likes of Walmart that are receiving billions in Federal subsidies while the Walton Family are all multi-billionaires and they screw their workers over.

2001 was the 1st time they were ever observed in the US, in PA. They're an invasive species. https://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/veg/bean/brown_marmorated_stink_bug.htm

Would love that here. Low 70s for us with some ocean influence.

So much consternation over what one cannot control.