Thursday, September 22, 2005

Still hot

Welcome to the "first day of Autumn". This is according to the traditional notion of seasons, one which I reject in favor of my more accurate Texas seasonal calendar. My calendar puts us only three weeks into the beginning of the two month long "Summer II", which anyone who's lived somewhere besides Texas will understand right away.
Some anonymous smart-ass left this comment on my entry about the mooon the other day, and the funny thing is, they're half-right: How would you know what the moon looks like these days? It's too hot here to even go outside in the evening.
It is too hot, but not at night when I work. Today's forecast, acccording to Intellicast, calls for "abundant sunshine". No shit. Compare this with four weeks ago, and not just in Big D, but in the whole country.



Temperatures right now:
99°Big D (expected: 103)
78°Des Moines
76° Santa Fe
58° Seattle
84°NYC
72°Los Angeles
85°Cincinnati
92°Marfa
87°Charlotte
98° Austin
93°Stillwater
77°Cortez
89°Nashville
87°Mobile
69° Denver
75°Ames
97°Phoenix
67° Milwaukee
98° Houston
86° Las Vegas
64°San Francisco

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