Sunhat Thoughts

I have been getting much use out of my sunhat these last few days. It is a big navy blue straw hat with a ribbon on it. It is nice and shady and very necessary recently. The weather forecaster said this morning that the temperatures that we have been having are July temperatures not April ones. The high temperature the other day was 29c.

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Water restrictions are now in force for N. France and Provence

Submitted by Hatsrus on Sun, 2007-05-06 00:29.

not for our part of France yet. They don't affect us anyway as we have a well.

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Our weather has been

Submitted by imaauthor on Fri, 2007-04-27 01:10.

a lot more pleasant although we were in a tornado watch last night.

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I do not miss

Submitted by Jellen on Fri, 2007-04-27 07:54.

living in the midwest. Time in the Dakotas meant blizzards, heatstroke, or thunderstorms, none of which I found to my liking.

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Our nights are still in the 30's here

Submitted by Jellen on Thu, 2007-04-26 16:54.

rather than near May 40's. Cold wet weather keeps us from being able to turn the garden soil. But last summer we did have our drought - into fall.

Hats, I said I would find the reference for the prophetic verses about expecting weather pattern changes. I don't feel qualified to speak much about it, but here is the reference.

Matt. 24:6-8

Jellenetta ~ Blogger Party

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The weather is so strange Jellen, it is usually getting warm now

Submitted by Hatsrus on Fri, 2007-04-27 00:49.

but not this warm.

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Drought for Europe?

Submitted by TeeBug on Thu, 2007-04-26 16:40.

I hope not, but I was speaking to a friend in Italy yesterday, and she told me that their government is having urgent talks about the lack of rain. Crops that should be green have matured too early and are now yellow and the ground is too dry. Are we seeing the beginning of a world-wide drought?

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