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To: Windflier
Going down into the high 40's tonight here in South Jersey. We darn near lost the blueberry crop about a week ago when it got close to 32.

By the end of next week we are suppose to be in the 80's.

By tradition our family always goes swimming on Memorial Day. I've swam in some darn cold water in years past, but I ain't going in the water this Memorial Day.

17 posted on 05/24/2013 4:34:07 PM PDT by mware
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To: mware
Going down into the high 40's tonight here in South Jersey. By the end of next week we are suppose to be in the 80's.

It's been cooler than normal here in Dallas - Ft Worth, too. Last year this time, we were already getting broiled alive. I think we saw mid 80s today, and overnight temps will be really comfortable.

I've read a lot of scientific articles recently that say we're likely entering a period of global cooling that could last thirty years or more, due to inactivity on the sun. Just a little cooler in the nation's hot spots will be welcome for all kinds of reasons, but colder areas of the country could experience brutally harsh winters that stretch right up to the summer months.

Heck, we might even see mass immigration from Canada if it gets much colder.

49 posted on 05/24/2013 6:18:15 PM PDT by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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To: mware

That made me smile... Thought of my Memere sharing similar stories back in her childhood... Connecticut .... 1910 to 1917. She would have opted not to swim.


64 posted on 05/26/2013 12:59:30 AM PDT by antceecee (Bless us Father.. have mercy on us and protect us from evil.)
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