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Cool....
Bras d'Or, Nova Scotia... 70 degrees as of now and it hasn't started getting hot yet.

Rod
 
73 now and headed to 98.

Sounds like wheat threshing weather to me. :>)

Allan

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67 in S.E. Indiana this AM and lovin it . Back in the high 90s this week and no rain but need some . I need a cab and AC .
 
6AM ,Wickenberg Arizona,80 Degrees,40%Humidity,Lightening storm last night,overcast right now,sprinkle of rain at 2 AM.About normal for Monsoon season.JH
 
Guys, 81 degrees now, headed for 101 later today, Summer time in Texas! Have fun Ya'll
Later,
John A.
 
Those old Gleaners sure get the job done right. Ain't that a sickening sound though, when you hear the tank running over and hitting the back of the cab. Looks like a real clean job under difficult conditions.

Joe
 
80 deg. 8:30 AM in Panola Co. East Tx.
Got 2/10 inch of rain last night. Need more.
Hammer Man
 
79 deg at 6 a.m. headed to 93 at 2 p.m. Central Tenn.. average temp has been 10 deg high all July. Early corn will come out in two weeks. Looks good now.
 
"Ain't that a sickening sound though, when you hear the tank running over and hitting the back of the cab"

It seems like every time I heard that sound I had looked at the bin a few minutes before and decided I could make one more round and then dump. Oops!
 
98 at noon, supposed to hit 101 this afternoon. We had something like 70+ straight days over 100 last summer, so this summer has been a little cooler until last week.
 
I know nothing about western Nebraska, but that sure looks like a good crop to me! What is yield looking like, compared to average?
 
Hey! I live just six miles outside Saranac Lake! And yes, it is true, the Chamber of Commerce did try (unsuccessfully thanks to the FAA) to get the thermometer at the airport "adjusted" a few years ago to encourage more people to visit, and scare fewer away from the "Coldest spot in the nation". Watch the end of "The Hunt for Red October". Therein you will hear reference to Saranac Lake being the coldest spot in the nation once again.


Jeff Leavitt
Gabriels, NY
 
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