was experiencing a heat wave that led to three all-time highs, 94 on the 12th, 93 on the 13th, and 89 the following day, the 14th.
What a difference a year makes. Yesterday, we came within three degrees of the all-time low for the date.
Why is Bloof expounding on the weather in Fishkill, NY? Well, besides the fact that I am experiencing the allergic reactions that the change of seasons brings to asthmatics like myself, and allergy sufferers alike, which seems to have turned into the first cold of the season, I'm here to remind the rest of you Northeasterners, that your problems with controlling your humidity levels, as usual, are about to change.
Whereas all summer long, the problem is of course keeping it low enough, we are about to shift into the problem of how to keep it high enough. Yes, just as my furnace has been going on several times a day for the past week, give or take a day, and occasionally during the late summer mornings prior to that, we are headed into that dry time of year, when the problem becomes how to keep it high enough.
What I have noticed from reading certain threads here over the time that I've been aboard at AmBack/Cigar.com, some of you have come up with incredibly ingenious ways of dealing with the vagaries of your respective situations. Soooooo, as we head into full blown Pumpkin Pie and Bourbon Season, which of course corresponds with the NFL season, just a friendly reminder from . . .
WBLF Radio, 6969.69 mhz, All Bloofy, All The Thyme Wacky Internet Radio, . . .
on your screen. :roll: :roll: :roll:
What a difference a year makes. Yesterday, we came within three degrees of the all-time low for the date.
Why is Bloof expounding on the weather in Fishkill, NY? Well, besides the fact that I am experiencing the allergic reactions that the change of seasons brings to asthmatics like myself, and allergy sufferers alike, which seems to have turned into the first cold of the season, I'm here to remind the rest of you Northeasterners, that your problems with controlling your humidity levels, as usual, are about to change.
Whereas all summer long, the problem is of course keeping it low enough, we are about to shift into the problem of how to keep it high enough. Yes, just as my furnace has been going on several times a day for the past week, give or take a day, and occasionally during the late summer mornings prior to that, we are headed into that dry time of year, when the problem becomes how to keep it high enough.
What I have noticed from reading certain threads here over the time that I've been aboard at AmBack/Cigar.com, some of you have come up with incredibly ingenious ways of dealing with the vagaries of your respective situations. Soooooo, as we head into full blown Pumpkin Pie and Bourbon Season, which of course corresponds with the NFL season, just a friendly reminder from . . .
WBLF Radio, 6969.69 mhz, All Bloofy, All The Thyme Wacky Internet Radio, . . .
on your screen. :roll: :roll: :roll: