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Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 2:16 am
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Fall-like weather. Awesome.
Comment by Blue Dog Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 3:56 am
Taking a week off after a brutal year of work. Heading to Vegas with Granddaughter for a family wedding. Missed our annual Grandpa and Princess vacation last year, so time to spoil her.
Comment by FormerParatrooper Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 6:26 am
==Fall-like weather. Awesome.==
It would be great if we had this weather all summer long. Maybe with only 1 or 2 day interruptions periodically for some heat, as long as it’s not prolonged heat waves.
Comment by EssentialStateEmployeeFromChatham Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 8:51 am
Sorry Gang, hate these cool temps.
Gardens in Illinois don’t thrive or produce when the temp is in the 70s in the Summer. We need those hot and humid days in the 80s to get tomatoes, squash and sweet corn producing fruit and pollinating.
Comment by Give Me A Break Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 9:20 am
I prefer temps in the 80’s and 90’s.
Tropical.
Comment by TinyDancer(FKASue) Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 9:37 am
==Gardens in Illinois don’t thrive or produce when the temp is in the 70s in the Summer. We need those hot and humid days in the 80s to get tomatoes, squash and sweet corn producing fruit and pollinating.==
Okay, I’m okay with 80s then most of the summer. I just don’t want prolonged streaks of 90+ temps most of the summer, including here in Springfield, which is a difficult thing to wish for down here.
Comment by EssentialStateEmployeeFromChatham Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 10:19 am
Your garden will thrive with a break from those mid-90’s. You will see.
Comment by Blue Dog Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 1:10 pm
Many, many years ago my grandpa told me he wished the temps never went below 70 or above 75. I didn’t get it. Now I do.
Comment by Bruce( no not him) Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 3:16 pm
thinking good thoughts for all affected by the storms. friend in insurance is super busy.
Comment by Amalia Tuesday, Jun 22, 21 @ 5:27 pm