School Note
Jul. 31st, 2002 09:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sinjunSo I ordered the book that I need for school. I'm not going to wait for September to start reading.
Golf tonight - but it's another hot hot day. Supposed to hit a high of 33C. (The humidex is supposed to mean it will feel like it's 45C, for those who put stock in those things.)
Yes, you guessed it - more chances of thunderstorms. This has been our second hottest July on record, falling only behind July 1999. Is anyone surprised at all?
Golf tonight - but it's another hot hot day. Supposed to hit a high of 33C. (The humidex is supposed to mean it will feel like it's 45C, for those who put stock in those things.)
Yes, you guessed it - more chances of thunderstorms. This has been our second hottest July on record, falling only behind July 1999. Is anyone surprised at all?
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Date: 2002-07-31 08:41 am (UTC)Of course, one of the symptoms of global warming is Nova Scotia getting colder (more artic ice melting increases the amount of cold water flowing down in the Labrador Current, so it cools the maritimes down). I repeat your question, is anyone surprised at all?