Struggling for a topic, I realized the 10-day weather forecast shows
the daily average high temperature had reached 61° for the April 29th. A modest bit of research via Google and
weather.com shows that the average high temperature for Seattle hit 60° on 4/17
and will be 61° on 4/23. That is a big
change for a place with only a 17° difference between the average high and
low. A few more mouse-clicks shows that
the average high temp gets up to 76° for 15 days during late July and early
August. The average high of 46° for
December-January lasts for 31 days. No
wonder winters seem so long and gray here.
They are.
I am grateful for warmer temperatures that don’t get too hot. It is wonderful to be surrounded by lush
greenery with plenty of clean fresh water.
That is a lot better than being a years-long drought stretching from
Oregon to Oklahoma.
It is so cold here in Vancouver Washington the easter egg hunts are inside of churchs and event centers, brrr...Now when it goes from the 40's like it has been to the high 80's in one day I get really angry no we cannot have a gradual warm up..It is raining as I type this, been crock-potting our meals it is cold in our drafty 1978 home but I am grateful to have a home and food, hydration..I am praying you enjoy the easter and Passover days..praying for your continued recovery..Enjoy your blog, remember it is only one day at a time, no one should judge you at all and you are really doing very well..ciao happy springtime in Bellevue...
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