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Old 09-18-2008, 08:59 PM
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Well, the weather here in Phoenix has actually been normal. The monsoon is finally fading away and the temperatures are finally going down. Now the question is will winter be atypical? Or will it be colder than usuall.
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I wonder the same thing here.

It's been pleasant to work lately, and we've been working late into the night the past 2 days, so cool temperatures were a welcome relief.
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Old 09-20-2008, 07:53 PM
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The long range forecasters over here in the UK, are saying we are due for a very cold, and bad weathered winter. Sigh...
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I've felt the weather patterns here in Ohio have been strange for many years. When I was a kid, for instance, it usually started snowing here right after Thanksgiving and didn't really stop until April. Now, it sometimes starts snowing in mid-October, only one month of the winter seems to be constantly snowy, and the snowfall either ends early in the winter season, or it extends PAST it. Just incredible.
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Snow for winter, YAY!! This could mean a lot of work for me.

But it's been so nice lately, we've worked 8 days straight. Finally I have 3 days off.
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