> > I would prefere if you could speak in celtius. :-) I've a clue of how
> > warm it's, but kentucky it's in the south right? Is there not usually
> > hot there?
> 
> Hmmmm... unfortunately, I don't know what it was in celcius.  I lost
> my thermometer that shows both, or I could convert it real easy.

It's not something a normal person can do without a calculator. :)

> Kentucky is on the boarder of "the South," so we get their hot
> Summers, and we also get some of the North's cold Winters.  It can get,
> and stay, well below 0C (I know that one!) for days at a time, during
> winter.

Our summer goes from May to September normally, so we have a short 
summer. :(

> > > I am afraid that we are in for a very cold winter, though!
> >
> > I don't know some says then we had a warm summer it could cost a very
> > cold winter, and some say that it doesn't matter. :)
> 
> Well, what has been causing the cool Summer here is a dip in the Jet
> Stream.  With it dipping this low now, I am afraid it will dip very
> low, and possibly the more-northern jet could follow, later in the
> Winter.  That would bring down Arctic air.  Brrrr!  ;-)

By the scientists it should get warmer and warmer. :)

Bo



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