> 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.
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.

> > 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!  ;-)

Mike
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