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Louisville Weather trivia

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Louisville Weather trivia

by Steve P » Tue Sep 14, 2010 2:40 pm

OK...So it was hot this summer ("How hot was it..."). This hot: On average Louisville has 31 days of 90 degree (or above) weather. With parts of the 'Ville reporting 90 degrees today that makes for a total of SEVENTY FIVE (75) days above 90 degrees this year. WHOA !

If that wasn't enough, I've seen 4 "Wooly Worm" caterpillars so far this year...and as most older (and thus more knowledgeable) Americans know, the more black and the less brown on a Wolly Worm indicates a more severe winter. ALL of the Wolly Worms I've seen this year have been completely Black. :shock: NOT a good "sign".
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Re: Louisville Weather trivia

by Carla G » Tue Sep 14, 2010 7:06 pm

All the wooly worms I've seen have sunburn lines around where their sweaters ends.
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Re: Louisville Weather trivia

by Matthew D » Tue Sep 14, 2010 8:50 pm

Steve P wrote:OK...So it was hot this summer ("How hot was it..."). This hot: On average Louisville has 31 days of 90 degree (or above) weather. With parts of the 'Ville reporting 90 degrees today that makes for a total of SEVENTY FIVE (75) days above 90 degrees this year. WHOA !

If that wasn't enough, I've seen 4 "Wooly Worm" caterpillars so far this year...and as most older (and thus more knowledgeable) Americans know, the more black and the less brown on a Wolly Worm indicates a more severe winter. ALL of the Wolly Worms I've seen this year have been completely Black. :shock: NOT a good "sign".


Great, that means all the "where's the global warming now?" people will be out in force. :roll:

On the one hand, that's going to drive me up a wall. On the other hand, it will give me a confidence boast knowing I'm not the dullest tool in the shed.
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Re: Louisville Weather trivia

by Carla G » Wed Sep 15, 2010 5:47 am

Matthew D wrote:Great, that means all the "where's the global warming now?" people will be out in force.


They have been unusually quiet this summer.
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