Well Hello There... My It's Been A Long Long Time

By: Jim Caldwell - Email

Posted: Tue 9:35 PM, Jul 13, 2010

If you are reading this and thinking that I have been slacking... well you are right! LOL Vacation takes all the work out of me!

After spending a week away from work I realized something... I think with about 10 years more practice everyday of the year... I might be able to caddy on the PGA tour. MAYBE! Those caddies are pretty intense cats and really know the game. I certainly won't be able to play, but I sure do love the fire out of that game. Sorry about the lack of posts, but when you are going non-stop away from a computer it is pretty hard to find time to sit down and post anything at all. I can honestly tell you that I had no idea what the next day's weather was going to be like. I really didn't care and I sure didn't sit down and try to write a forecast out. I was just out there having a ball!

Here's a song that inspired the title of this blog.

I love that song!

In other news... The forecast is beginning to dry up. The rounds of rain we received on Tuesday will be the last few we see until Friday. During that time our next storm system will begin rolling into Kentucky. These will all be associated with a cold front. SO there will be some organization with the set-up.

Loop of the short range forecasts

In the mean time... highs will begin climbing into those uncomfortable levels in the mid & upper 80s to right around 90.

C-Ya Bye

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