Harry.Krause wrote:
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Clear and partly cloudy, highs around 82, but the nights have been
quite cool. I'm going to spend the weekend finishing up the aircraft
carrier of a deck that I built around the pool, and smoke a quarter of
a hog with friends and beer on Sunday.


We've got cloudy and partly sunny with occasional rain and temps in the
70s and 80s throughout the holiday weekend. Doesn't seem much different
than your weather forecast.

We've had some strange weather the last few days, with highs in the 72
to 75 range, fairly cool for this area, with low humidity (another
oddity here!), and at night the bottom falls out into the 50's. My pool
is still quite cold, but the kids get in it in a heartbeat!

Don White wrote:
The Snapper Trapper wrote:
JimH,
I hate to tell you this, but you are not the moderator or nanny of this NG.


You may have to repeat that message a couple hundred times. JimH has
some kind of God complex....and appears to be a slow learner to boot.

Don, Jim has tried, to his credit, to stop Smithers et al from ruining
this group. He's done pretty well at keeping his own posts non-abusive
with only occasional flare ups. I wish his cronies like Fritz would
heed his advice.

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Harry.Krause wrote:
wrote:



Clear and partly cloudy, highs around 82, but the nights have been
quite cool. I'm going to spend the weekend finishing up the aircraft
carrier of a deck that I built around the pool, and smoke a quarter of
a hog with friends and beer on Sunday.


We've got cloudy and partly sunny with occasional rain and temps in the
70s and 80s throughout the holiday weekend. Doesn't seem much different
than your weather forecast.

We've had some strange weather the last few days, with highs in the 72
to 75 range, fairly cool for this area, with low humidity (another
oddity here!), and at night the bottom falls out into the 50's. My pool
is still quite cold, but the kids get in it in a heartbeat!


One of our friends lived in NC and had a pool. We visited them during an
Easter weekend many years ago....but I will never forget their son jumping
into the pool on Easter Sunday....the water was only 55 F or so and he got
out in a hurry. I guess it was a tradition.

You will find some folks jumping the gun and swimming this weekend in Lake
Erie.....the water temperature (taken a mile off shore 30 feet down) on the
west end is 56 F and off Cleveland 52 F.

Too cold for me! We normally wait till the lake temperature is at least in
the mid '60's....normally mid June.

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Don White wrote:
The Snapper Trapper wrote:
JimH,
I hate to tell you this, but you are not the moderator or nanny of this
NG.


You may have to repeat that message a couple hundred times. JimH has
some kind of God complex....and appears to be a slow learner to boot.

Don, Jim has tried, to his credit, to stop Smithers et al from ruining
this group. He's done pretty well at keeping his own posts non-abusive
with only occasional flare ups. I wish his cronies like Fritz would
heed his advice.


Thanks Basskisser.

Go figure....attacked by someone for trying to improve the tone of the NG.

What's next?

*JimH* wrote:

Mine - rain starting tonight and continuing (scattered thunderstorms)
through Sunday with highs only in the mid 60's. Clearing on Monday with
temperatures in the upper 60's.

Perhaps a get together with our friends on Saturday. A picnic on Sunday with
family. We are going to do some boating on Monday with some friends.

How about your weather and plans?



Lake Hartwell on the GA SC border looks pretty good. I plan on blowing
out some cobwebs out of the carbs :-) Highs in the low 80's 20%-30% of
scattered T-storms.

Capt Jack R..

*JimH* wrote:
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Harry.Krause wrote:
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Clear and partly cloudy, highs around 82, but the nights have been
quite cool. I'm going to spend the weekend finishing up the aircraft
carrier of a deck that I built around the pool, and smoke a quarter of
a hog with friends and beer on Sunday.


We've got cloudy and partly sunny with occasional rain and temps in the
70s and 80s throughout the holiday weekend. Doesn't seem much different
than your weather forecast.

We've had some strange weather the last few days, with highs in the 72
to 75 range, fairly cool for this area, with low humidity (another
oddity here!), and at night the bottom falls out into the 50's. My pool
is still quite cold, but the kids get in it in a heartbeat!


One of our friends lived in NC and had a pool. We visited them during an
Easter weekend many years ago....but I will never forget their son jumping
into the pool on Easter Sunday....the water was only 55 F or so and he got
out in a hurry. I guess it was a tradition.

You will find some folks jumping the gun and swimming this weekend in Lake
Erie.....the water temperature (taken a mile off shore 30 feet down) on the
west end is 56 F and off Cleveland 52 F.

Too cold for me! We normally wait till the lake temperature is at least in
the mid '60's....normally mid June.

My pool is usually warmer this time of year, but the night temps have
been dropping so much the pool can't get above 70 F. I don't get in it
until 75, unless I have to. I got in last week when it was 72, for some
maintainence, but didn't like it!

On Thu, 26 May 2005 13:25:13 -0400, "*JimH*" wrote:

Mine - rain starting tonight and continuing (scattered thunderstorms)
through Sunday with highs only in the mid 60's. Clearing on Monday with
temperatures in the upper 60's.

Perhaps a get together with our friends on Saturday. A picnic on Sunday with
family. We are going to do some boating on Monday with some friends.

How about your weather and plans?

I dont pay much attention to weather reports. With my fine sailing
skills, there is little for me to fear.


Me and the wife
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