On Sat, 6 May 2017 06:27:07 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

That lyric "I turn my collar to the cold and damp" sure does describe our springs up here.


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"Not just spring. Â*We spent two days in Halifax last August and was
cool and raining the whole time."


Unbelievable bad luck. Last summer was unusually hot and dry. Half the province was threatened by forest fires and the other half by dry wells and extremely low rivers and lake levels. We desperately needed that rain at that time.

9:20 AMTrue North

On Sat, 6 May 2017 06:27:07 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

That lyric "I turn my collar to the cold and damp" sure does describe our springs up here.


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"Not just spring. We spent two days in Halifax last August and was
cool and raining the whole time."


Unbelievable bad luck. Last summer was unusually hot and dry. Half the province was threatened by forest fires and the other half by dry wells and extremely low rivers and lake levels. We desperately needed that rain at that time.
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And for you're area, that was some really unexpected as well as unusual weather for you, Don...

Tim
9:20 AMTrue North
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"And for you're area, that was some really unexpected as well as unusual weather for you, Don..."



It sure was...and very windy also. Missed a number of boating days when the wind was over 40km per hour.
We really aren't used to week after week of temperatures in the upper '80s. On this side of the harbour, our water supply was fine but in the Dartmouth area their lake was getting down so they had to curtail use. Global warming?

True North wrote:
Tim
9:20 AMTrue North
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"And for you're area, that was some really unexpected as well as unusual
weather for you, Don..."



It sure was...and very windy also. Missed a number of boating days when
the wind was over 40km per hour.
We really aren't used to week after week of temperatures in the upper
'80s. On this side of the harbour, our water supply was fine but in the
Dartmouth area their lake was getting down so they had to curtail use. Global warming?


Global warming would make you tropical and lots of rain.

On Sun, 7 May 2017 01:33:14 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote:

True North wrote:
Tim
9:20 AMTrue North
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"And for you're area, that was some really unexpected as well as unusual
weather for you, Don..."



It sure was...and very windy also. Missed a number of boating days when
the wind was over 40km per hour.
We really aren't used to week after week of temperatures in the upper
'80s. On this side of the harbour, our water supply was fine but in the
Dartmouth area their lake was getting down so they had to curtail use. Global warming?


Global warming would make you tropical and lots of rain.

That is why they call it climate change. They are just saying the
climate will change and it may be a little different for everyone.
The warming will show up in the north more than the south according to
the theory.
If they are right and this is greenhouse gasses, plan on warmer
weather because greenhouse gasses are just the result of how many
people are on the planet.