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Old 07-09-2009, 09:19 PM
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i would love to feel those temps right now, and some rain. it was 102 today, and will be that way next week too. in a small town a couple of hours from here it was 115 today not counting heat index!
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visiting my folks in south Ga, been raining and cloudy everyday, woke up in the morning and dam near a chill in the air, highs only around 80. couple of weeks ago, it was over a hundred, but has been cool and wet for about a week.
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I'm not liking this weather. Mother nature is not coming correct, Summer is supposed to be nice and hot, it feels like Spring right now. I hope this pattern changes very soon.
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My 2 cents having lived over half a century in the NYC area is that the winters are getting warmer with a lot less snow and the summers are getting cooler. I am comparing it to when I was a kid, teenager, and young adult.
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It has been glorious the past week. I have yet to put my AC on this summer (only time was 1 or 2 days in May). It's great.
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The pattern is now changing somewhat. The high here in NH will be 80F today. Next week looks great with highs in the 70s and low 80s with fewer rain chances.
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I have always loved when we had these nice cool summers in NY. Living in Florida with 100+ heat indexes, I am in heaven to be back in NY with this weather.
Florida has extremely hot & humid & rainy summers
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I have hated this ridiculous weather. I've become friends with a couple au pairs from Germany and Sweden and have patiently waited through the winter in hopes for lots of bikini beach days this summer...this rain has made these occassions few and far between. Damn you mother nature!
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It has been glorious the past week. I have yet to put my AC on this summer (only time was 1 or 2 days in May). It's great.
It's nice to just open windows and let the cool, fresh air in. Maybe just turn on a fan.
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It's just one of those summers. The fact that everyone is commenting how strange it is, is proof that Northeastern summers are no longer very cool, on average.

In 2005, we had a very very VERY hot summer. Also not the norm.

What I dislike about the cool weather is that it tends to make the inside of my house much cooler/colder than the outside ambient temperature. It's hard to get the house warmed up in the morning without putting on the furnace a little! even though it's perfectly nice outside.
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