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That’s like asking someone in Colorado if they had an Autumn. Answer: Not unless you consider snowfall part of fall.
Yes, it is 2 Oct 2017 and it snowed in my neck of the Rockies.
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I like snow better than sweat. 🙂 Spent some winters in several pretty chilly states (including Alaska) and while I don’t need it THAT cold out, 92 degrees in October is just too much. 😦 But at least there’s not a hurricane howling under my eaves!! 😀 Oh, yeah. That was LAST month! 😀
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You’re still in the game, kiddo. You made me laugh.
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“Yay,” says she, dusting off her hands. “My work here is done!” (Nothing like sharing a bit of a giggle!) 😀
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I live in California and I know what you mean. It’s still often hot well into autumn, but at least it begins to cool down at night. The grape vines in our vineyards also change leaf colors, as do some trees.
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Our nights have been dipping down into the 80’s, too. I practically get frostbitten when I take the dogs out. 😀 😀 😀
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I’ll be experiencing your “fall” a few weeks from now 😉
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Hey, it could even be winter by then. Won’t matter. It’ll still be 90 outside, especially down where you’re heading. Pack shorts. 😀 (But take a sweater for that ONE day that month when it drops to 12. Hahahaha.)
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It’s two o’clock in the morning here in Wales UK… and it’s cold and damp. Could we please have some of your hot, Marcia
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There’s a big difference between “warmth” and “so hot it sucks the oxygen out of your lungs.” I’ll be happy to send you plenty of the latter. 😀 Just be careful what you ask for. 😀 😀 😀
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haha… my mother used to say that to me, Marcia. Now I say it to the grandchildren,. Karma.x
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❤ 😀 😀 😀 ❤
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Marcia, you are funny.
Try 50 Fahrenheit which we have this sunny day.
Your temperature now is hot summer over here.
The leaves seem to be the only thing in common.
Enjoy walking in shorts and top instead of jackets and wool jumpers.😊 .
Miriam
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I adore sweater (jumpers?) weather. I even like coat weather. I love snow. And yep, I’ve lived where we had regular winters, with plenty of snow and ice. Don’t like DRIVING in snow and ice, but otherwise, I’m quite happy with it. Here’s my philosophy: When you’re too cold, you can always add another layer of clothing. When you are too hot, you can only get SO naked, and if that doesn’t do it, what then??? 😀 😀 😀
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Here on Treasure Coast (where citrus groves USED to cover the land) we have rather moderate temps. Trouble is, it’s been raining for 39 days and nights. I’m getting nervous.
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You still have 24 hours to blow up the raft and grab all the animals. 😀
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Fall doesn’t mean anything here either. In fact, we don’t call it fall at all – just Autumn.
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I know what you mean, though we have leaf drop here. The difference is we have it twice a year. In the autumn AND again in the spring, with the spring drop being much larger, because the trees thought November, December, and January were actually FALL, and decided it was time to go bare! 😯
(And that photo was NOT taken in any part of Florida I’ve ever seen.)
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Lol Marsh! I might add it was 85 degrees here today, so I’m with you, at least for another week or so before I become jealous of you. LOL ❤
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I totally get being jealous of us when you are freezing and we are 75 to 80 or so. But when we are 90 to 100, you’d just be exchanging one misery for another, honest. 😯 I say add another layer of clothes. After all, you can only get so naked, and if you’re still too hot, what’s left? I sometimes stick frozen bottles of water down my shirt front to try to cope when I have to be outside!!! Eeeep.
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Wow! Now that’s cold! Lol 😉
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Feels pretty good to me, when it’s in the 100 degree range outside. 😀
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🙂 🙂
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