I'm going to have to figure this out too. Luckily for an A-frame it's mostly just roof but the ends are board and batten stained pine so I'm going to have some maintenance I'm sure. Maybe I'll just say F-it and only re-stain it every few years. The more dirty it is the more it'll blend in to the woods.
I'll be out at the cabin fri-mon so hopefully I'll escape some of the heat out there. It'll be getting toward the end of August by next weekend so I hope the July weather is in the rear view mostly for the year.
Feels like October out there. So weird as they kept saying it was going to be hot again by the end of the week. Need some rain but other than that pretty much perfect.
JB already foretold this a couple hours ago. He didn't need all those fancy graphics though, just knowing hurricanes was enough for The Maestro.
I've got a good feeling, like last year I'm gonna go big on the snow totals contest.
JB hinting to a December to Remember because of something something late hurricanes, something something, cold summer period, something something, probably also undersea seismic but I didn't get that far. All that's left is to bring it home.
Up in DC this weekend, just went to the farmers market. I don't know how people live full time here in the summer. Even at 9am the heat radiates off the brick and asphalt and is like an oven. Leaving back to Calvert in a bit. Looking forward to next weekend.
To be fair, JD wasn't predicting that the warm water would end up NE and wasn't suggesting that it was migrating there. He was just pointing out that it was something to keep an eye on and that winters where it does end up there can be severe for the eastern US.
Went to get the mail and lower dp air is definitely filtering in. Has that late August sound/feel to the air out there. Hoping I can open my windows for a few hours tomorrow morning to get some fresh air inside.
Watching those storms in charles county but they seem to be stuck there and not moving east much. Clouds have rolled in to Calvert at least so it's not as bad outside. Checking the cams up in DC and it's pouring at the house up there.
I wonder how much cloud cover impacts that? I'd think that more cloud cover would reduce the UHI effect and maybe that helps normalize DC temps? Just a guess though.