Those Summer Nights

By: Jim Caldwell - Email

Posted: Wed 10:45 PM, Aug 19, 2009

Each time I walk outside after the sun goes down... I get slapped with the juice in the atmosphere!

These nights have been miserable! I am not a fan of the heat & humidity... maybe you have noticed that my posts haven't exactly been the longest or most in depth that you have seen me throw up here. There is a very good reason for my need to hustle through these... I LOVE WINTER! Oops...I can't believe that I just blurted it out like that, but there's no going back now! I miss the challenges of the wintry forecast. These summer days have been pretty easy because we have seen wave after wave come at us! During the winter you never know what those waves will bring... as much I as analyze I am still surprised quite often!

Enough of that... we have more rain coming our way! The rain chances will go up just as soon as the next cold front smacks into the juice! I have some concern that some of our counties could once again run into a flood threat. With all the rain they have seen here lately flooding could be an easy thing for Mother Nature to throw at us. Some of the rain could be more than just showers... there could be some strong or even severe storms that make it into Kentucky. The folks out west will see stronger storms. We could get some on the late side!

C-Ya Bye

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