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Feels comfortable and not that noticeable but I went for a short, leisurely bike ride around sunset and I felt a bit sticky. Great weather for nighttime walking.
I feel coolish because I have a fan on blowing on me, but when I turn it off it feels stuffy after a minute.
I'd like to flashback to a month ago today when it was in the low 40s with a brisk wind. Good biking/walking weather.
I've been going back and forth with my fan the past month. Still haven't installed the A/C window unit yet. Trying to hold out as long as possible.
I'm on the top (3rd) floor of a building in an attic-like spot so the last few weeks I've had the fan on most of the time or it gets stuffy and the heat collects. I'll be moving to a new place on a ground floor soon.
Judging from your temperature preferences, I'm thinking you might want an A/C this weekend.
People have been slow at posting spring photos, thought I'd post a few before the season is over. Took these a little less than a week ago on a long bike ride. Temperature mid to low 80s, dew point something in the low to mid 50s ? (Can't remember exactly but not noticeably humid). Morning was hazy and then it cleared up into a deep blue sky. Vegetation is hard to distinguish from summer vegetation; everything's been out for several weeks. Even the leaves in the hills look completely full.
Sheep!
Covered Bridge over the Green River was blocked. Doing construction to fix a dam that was damaged from floods last September. Didn't want to backtrack but found with someone's advice a way through. Here's the inside of bridge:
Lift fence to get through:
Green River Road:
Green River:
Bridge over Green River with helpful safety sign:
Dam along Green River. Built around 1800 to power a factory.
Sign atop bridge says "Two Dollars fine for crossing faster than a walk".
Dirt roads get dusty:
The tallest peak in Massachusetts is visible in the background:
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