My Dad does, and he loves a hot summer. Or, you know, at least a summer where the temp remains where it should be.Im sure people who work outdoors for a living disagree with you.
My Dad does, and he loves a hot summer. Or, you know, at least a summer where the temp remains where it should be.Im sure people who work outdoors for a living disagree with you.
No KD, no Klay.... no Championship
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Keep in mind average highs are in the mid and upper 80s rn regardless of what side of the solstice we are on (87/66 average for this date RDU hardly springlike) just because it’s “astronomical spring” doesn’t suddenly make this weather any more normal as it isn’t ... tbf we had a hot May so getting May weather in June balances the scale a bit.For you folks complaining about the lack of heat, keep in mind that it is still SPRING. That's right, summer has not even started yet.
I agree for the tn/ north GA/ NC/SC area but the Deep South ( 32 degrees north and down portion ) I’d say summer lasts till October .Summer in the south begins in May and ends in September normally the way I see it.
Hard to beat a great team with 2/3 of your offense in the tub.No KD, no Klay.... no Championship
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Speaking of the Braves.... this team is playing some pretty good baseball right now (offense is great). This weekend's series with the Phillies, might just set the tone for the rest of the season in the National League east. Wish I was there for tonight's game.
I thought we were going into a typical summer pattern next week? Oh wait.... that means hot and dry!If this summer repeats, 25 days of dry and 3 days of deluge, it’s gonna suck! The big dry is here again, I already have to water the garden!??
No rain in sight!
I win at heat 92 Sun,Mon, TuesdayIts not forecast to get above 88-89 over the next couple of weeks here, maybe we won't hit 90 all of June.