Yesterday brought a welcome — albeit temporary — break from what folks in these parts expect in July.
True, the temperature did rise into the 90s yesterday, but, around mid–afternoon, there was a cloudburst, and temperatures fell into the 80s after it passed through.
It remained milder than usual the rest of the day and into the night. In fact, here it is around 9:30 a.m. the next day and it still isn't terribly hot. It is humid, but the heat definitely is not what we usually expect around Independence Day.
That, unfortunately, does appear to be in the cards for us. We'll be back in the upper 90s by tomorrow or Wednesday, the forecasters say.
Well, for the time being, I'm getting the most out of this break.
Today's reading was 3961. Yesterday's was between 3933 and 3934, which means my use was about 27½.
That's my first sub–30 kWh day in almost two weeks.
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