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Hello Daryl,

Saturday July 22 2023 11:10, you wrote to me:

The cold weather of winter makes the arthritis hurt more...but it
means no insects, no heat illness, and no tornadoes. Unfortunately, if
it is unstable enough, you can get convective (thunder) precipitation (snow and ice) in the winter (a favorite of Jim Cantore <G>).

Due to my blood being so thin due to medications, my normal temperature is near 100F instead of 98.6F. Summer makes me miserable. I also have hypohidrosis which makes me sweat constantly, espeially in the humidity. Thundersnow is definitely a thing as it's happened here in Johnson City a few times in recent memory. Once it dumped a few feet of snow overnight. Driving was fun that morning.

Autumn is my favorite with warm days and cool nights. I always sleep better in the autumn and winter because it's cooler and darker in my bedroom.

This year has flown by...I hope the ret of the year goes a little slower so I can enjoy it.

-- Sean

... The moon isn't waxing; it's dusting and vacumming.
--- GoldED/2 3.0.1
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