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Old 12-25-2015, 04:33 PM
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We had a winter like this in 98 then come summer many days around 110 where I worked N of KC and the breeze from the S
It got to 116_118 degrees H I. So yikes! No mowing
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We had a winter like this in 98 then come summer many days around 110 where I worked N of KC and the breeze from the S
It got to 116_118 degrees H I. So yikes! No mowing
A mild winter will also make bugs very bad next year, drought will also be a concern.
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Almost 80 here today. Sure doesn't feel like Christmas.
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Almost 80 here today. Sure doesn't feel like Christmas.
WOW, you got that right Allen, and I thought it was warm here, T-shirt and shorts?
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WOW, you got that right Allen, and I thought it was warm here, T-shirt and shorts?
Yeah Nick, I have the T-shirt and shorts on.
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Yeah Nick, I have the T-shirt and shorts on.
Lucky!
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It was in the 80's here today and we have been running the A/C for several days in DECEMBER!!

Heck my grass is still growing.. I will have to cut grass next week! I have never had to mow after late October!
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Got one word for all of this, El Nino
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Did anyone notice/ or able to view the beautiful full moon last night?
It sure was pretty, just like a speckled puppy dog
Been a while since we had one on on Christmas day!
I'm glad we had warm temps and no snow,
but it would of been a Currier/Ives postcard picture with a camp fire,fresh snow & that full moon on Christmas!!
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Went riding today with a couple friends. Dec. 26th and I'm in shorts. Works for me. I'm on the Can Am
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