Another backdoor front passed through last night (I think), pulling down nice air. This kind of weather typifies our February and March weather. By this time of the year, we're usually sweating it out in the upper 80s with dewpoints of 74. Not quite unbearable, but not comfortable, either. We hardly used the AC since, well, December. It's dry and the sun is hot and the day is long. With an early morning, daily watering, my plants are going wild.
Sunday, May 20, 2007
really really amazing weather
All winter I complained about how screwy the weather was (recall the tornadoes that affected the area twice this winter). Well, today's weather was simply unreal: High 70s, with a dewpoint in the 40s:
Another backdoor front passed through last night (I think), pulling down nice air. This kind of weather typifies our February and March weather. By this time of the year, we're usually sweating it out in the upper 80s with dewpoints of 74. Not quite unbearable, but not comfortable, either. We hardly used the AC since, well, December. It's dry and the sun is hot and the day is long. With an early morning, daily watering, my plants are going wild.
Another backdoor front passed through last night (I think), pulling down nice air. This kind of weather typifies our February and March weather. By this time of the year, we're usually sweating it out in the upper 80s with dewpoints of 74. Not quite unbearable, but not comfortable, either. We hardly used the AC since, well, December. It's dry and the sun is hot and the day is long. With an early morning, daily watering, my plants are going wild.
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