Paris 18-20°C this week

I don't think Maxi has commented on the fact that
Paris has turned cool, it has been cool for a while
and this week it will hover around a max of 20°C.

So talk of a summer heat wave has died down in these
parts and people are in sweaters and not sweating.

Northern French weather is not complicated, if it is
cool the Brits sent it in their typical perfidious fashion.
So the colder weather is coming in from the North Atlantic
shoving aside the warmer weather from the south. This also
means the sitting outside at the café in the sun is the preferred
option or walking on the sunning side of the street to get
a little sun.

The forecasts are for continued cooler weather at least
up to next weekend. I prefer the mid to high 20s, but Maxi
prefers Igloo weather and he will be pleased.

So for ---

Those showing up this week from North America-bring sweaters.
It is easy travelign weather, not much rain and I suspect
that a drought will be the farmers' fate this year.

Earl

Well thank President Bush, Earl. After all it is America which is controlled
by a vast right conspiracy that controls the climate of the planet. Last
summer while dining on sautéed frog's legs Dubya said: "Hmmm why just fry
their legs, lets fry the frogs." His staff took the comment literally and we
turned up the heat on "la Republique." Its great being the world's only
superpower don't you think?


Capitalist Pig

"Earl Evleth" wrote in message
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I don't think Maxi has commented on the fact that
Paris has turned cool, it has been cool for a while
and this week it will hover around a max of 20°C.

So talk of a summer heat wave has died down in these
parts and people are in sweaters and not sweating.

Northern French weather is not complicated, if it is
cool the Brits sent it in their typical perfidious fashion.
So the colder weather is coming in from the North Atlantic
shoving aside the warmer weather from the south. This also
means the sitting outside at the café in the sun is the preferred
option or walking on the sunning side of the street to get
a little sun.

The forecasts are for continued cooler weather at least
up to next weekend. I prefer the mid to high 20s, but Maxi
prefers Igloo weather and he will be pleased.

So for ---

Those showing up this week from North America-bring sweaters.
It is easy travelign weather, not much rain and I suspect
that a drought will be the farmers' fate this year.

Earl

Earl Evleth writes:

I don't think Maxi has commented on the fact that
Paris has turned cool, it has been cool for a while
and this week it will hover around a max of 20°C.

Mainly because the cool weather never lasts.

So talk of a summer heat wave has died down in these
parts and people are in sweaters and not sweating.

It's easy to forget yesterday's weather when confronted with today's
weather.

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