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Old 07-28-2018, 06:11 PM
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90 plus the last week. Still have at least 4 more days. 100 here tomorrow. Fires ever where. No rain since May. This is not normal for us.
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Old 07-28-2018, 08:20 PM
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Been nice here lately. about 80 for a high. Been raining hard some. Now that I got a boat I know the river has Daniel Boone Forrest floating in it.
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Still hot, but slightly more bearable. Rain pretty much every afternoon/evening.

Is it October yet?
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Old 08-02-2018, 06:04 AM
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Still raining
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Set a record of 9 straight days of 90 plus degree days. Cool today and tomorrow and back to the 90's by the weekend. No rain in site and half of the state is burning up. Most fires have been arson. What's wrong with people.
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Still hot and humid....the usual thunder storm every afternoon.
Red tide has put the brakes on fishing for quite a while.
Thank big sugar for the fish kills and green slime in the water.
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The heat and humidity are back in full force. Currently 88 degrees here, completely soaked from only a few hours outside.
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The heat and humidity are back in full force. Currently 88 degrees here, completely soaked from only a few hours outside.
Has there been much rain where you are at? Been a bunch in Citrus County. My new trail going through the swamp is flooded.
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Has there been much rain where you are at? Been a bunch in Citrus County. My new trail going through the swamp is flooded.
Pretty much every afternoon. Looks like you guys are going to get even more this week with that storm system developing in the gulf.
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Old 09-03-2018, 04:12 AM
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Pretty much every afternoon. Looks like you guys are going to get even more this week with that storm system developing in the gulf.
I've been watching that storm. My place is built high enough to stay out of the water, but the swamp and some of the pasture is under water now. The guys that live down there say this could be real bad. The river is only 4" from major flood stage right now. There are roads in Dunnellon that are flooded now that have never been flooded before.
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