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Nice Day!, The heat has broke.

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1370rod

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Woke up to 57 deg, and a half in. of H2O overnight.
No more 90+ and over 70 dew point. We needed heat to
help corn mature. Highs now predicted at high 70's
and low 80's, we can live with that. Rod.
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I see your grass is very green! Nothin but brown dried up grass here. No rain last nite and the beans and corn are turning. Had a 1 1/2" on July 14 as the last measureable rain.
 
We were lucky and got a 2 in. rain a couple weeks ago. It was brown at that time also. This rain and cooler temps should keep it green now. Rod.
 
Rod glad the cooler air got to you yesterday it was much better for us as well and we had 53 degrees here this morning no H20 yet been at least 2 weeks for us, sure glad you got some we can do without right now as our crops are all harvested
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It will be another 6 weeks or so before it breaks for us here on the TX Gulf Coast. It was near 100 yesterday again.

I know I am looking forward to it.

Jim
 
103 here yesterday near St Louis in southern Illinois. Did get some storms last night and a promised cooldown today and more storms and hopefully rain!
 
the cooler temps are welcomed here too. With the high humidity and 90 degree temps for a week it really pushed our crops along.Your place looks very well kept.Kudos to all involved!Really like seeing all the different kinds of trees you have.Is the 90series there for repair?
 
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