>> > [Of course, Yay for midsummer, that means autumn's closer!]
>> >
>>
>> Heh.  You know we've had like 2 days of 90?  TWO.  And today, like so many
>in
>> June, it's grey and damp.  I think we've been secretly transplanted to
>Seattle
>> or something.

Us, too. yuk! Moved away from Seattle to escape this stuff-- gloomy, fogging,
cold. Tomatoes HATE it. Yesterday, however, the sun came out, and it's 90, at
shortly before noon. In Berkeley. Wierd -- 40 and then 90. In other places this
makes sense, not here. It should be clear in the mornings, windy and then cool
and maybe foggy in the afternoons if it's BAKING in the interior; in the 80s,
max. The rainy season is *over* -- or, should be, in April. I guess it's an El
Nino year -- 
>
>Isn't it lovely? :)

No.
>
>The only thing that would make it better would be 3 days of solid rain....

In February, sure. Nothing better. I should think the agriculturalists on the
list would understand this one -- it's summer time, the plants and furry
creatures are about and need the sun & warmpth. They get cold, wet and die when
it's too rainy for too long.  We share this planet, and must sometimes remember
that the seasons change , and all proceeds as it should, and not just for our
comfort. ;~) Lezlie

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