How's the weather in your neck of the woods?

Normally August would be the hottest month of the year here, but so far it has been mild with nights in the 60's and sometimes 50 degree range(@#$% gloabl warming) and the local lakes on average are 8-10 degrees cooler than normal. The days have been in the mid to upper 80s with a couple of 91 degree days...

BT

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~Mark Twain

Where is all that rain when you need it.

The NWO probably dropped a megaton weather bomb in Micronesia, got all the radioactive dust kicked up in the air...

the weather has been rather strange. At the beginning of the summer we were getting plenty of rain and just the right amount of sun. As the summer progressed however, it has become very dry. The temperatures have also been unusually cool. We just had a record low of 55 degrees on Tuesday night. So, the word from TN is cooler and drier than normal.

Unusually temperate for Chicago in August.

in june and july we got alot of heavy downpours and tornados, in fact as i speak there is a tornado warning in the fort dodge southern kussuth county area. but i'm surprised we havent had too many days above 90 degrees. which is good because i hate summer, i 'll take the fall and spring any time. i hate hot weather, i stay in the house alot in the summer with the air conditioner and do my gardening early in the morning when its cool. must be my canadian blood.

and didn't get much response so apparently I am way off base. Don't know. But, for several nights I saw "chemtrails" in far Northwest Houston. Around 7pm when I would go out, there were the trails with no planes left in sight. So I wondered why that was and wondered how weather manipulation works. It entered my mind, "Wonder if they are trying to get a hurricane to come in here." Couple nights after that thought, there was a hurricane developing in the gulf and then slowly but surely it headed right for the area where I saw the chemtrails. "I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'."

Below normal temps in Cleveland. I think weve only had maybe two days over 90 degrees. East of Cleveland has been getting rain almost every day. The west side maybe once or twice a week. Definitely more than normal. All in all its been a pleasant summer on the north coast. Its been great growing weather i'll tell ya what! My garden is a jungle this year and i never had to water anything since i planted.

Rainy, rainy, rainy! I live in Northern Vermont; our county fair was last week and it was a mud pit. Several tractors employed almost full-time to pull cars out of the mud.

All this rain is doing great harm to the farmers who can't get their crops in. The farmer across the street from us still have fields that he hasn't even got 1st cut off of! Hay is going to be wicked expensive this winter.

I don't remember June being very hot. It was also rainy - I believe 24 out of the 30 days were rain!

here in Phoenix, AZ...but it's always very hot during the summers...I would like some of the rain you all are getting. :)

so far. And drier.

I was just in Alaska for 2 weeks, man, everyone there (and I mean everyone) said this was the wettest and coolest summer Alaska has had in a long long time, it might be a record. No global warming up there. Matterafact I went to Denali National Park there and it started snowing, soon enough there was snow all over my tour bus. I also went to the Yukon Territory of Canada, cold there too! It was 40 degrees in this one place near Fraser, British Columbia.
I heard numerous folks even border patrol say "No global warming here".

and back here in Florida it is hot and humid like normal, but we have been getting some rain.

it's funny that you should mention strange clouds. That's what I saw a couple days ago. They were so strange that people were standing outside the shops and gazing up at them taking pictures on mobile phones: they looked like ice cream scoops-round but upside down so the rounded part was facing earth and the flat side atop. There were other clouds that resembled startfish or like 'paws'. All white against a very dark cloud layer overall and not moving for ages. Weird.

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Here in SW Florida it is the most normal summer since I came here 10 years ago. Monsoon rains occur daily. We still are low on water though. Lake Ochachobee was at record low levels earlier this year.

Something definetly up. Wettest Summer since record keeping. Strange formation of rain clouds that circle round and round and just dont move . First garden in years has alot of produce rotting on the vine. Like nothing I've seem my whole life here.

Something definetly up. Wettest Summer since record keeping. Strange formation of rain clouds that circle round and round and just dont move . First garden in years has alot of produce rotting on the vine. Like nothing I've seem my whole life here.

It has been fairly dry up until today- was 90 degrees earlier today, but now we are in the low 80's and its pouring.

Libera me, let the truth break, what my fears make--Leslie Phillips

It's currently 97d, 30% humidity with a projected high of 105d with chances of t-storms. Last year our summer monsoon brought about .75 inches total in rainfall...this year, our summer monsoon has brought 3.74 inches in rainfall so far and we still have 1 and a half months left!! The average is about 2.77 inches...this is rainfall just in our summer months (June thru September). The most rainfall "recorded" was in 1984 at 9.56 inches

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