The forecasters insist that today really will see the return of temperatures in the 90s.
The temperature didn't get as high as originally predicted yesterday. It was 76° around 4 p.m. That is probably as high as it has been in four days, maybe five, and the skies have been overcast, which has kept the temperatures down.
But today's forecast calls for sunny skies and a high around 93°. Well, I knew it wouldn't last. I just hate to see it leave for a couple of months or so — and that is probably how long it will be before we see temperatures in the 60s in the morning again.
Last night's low was, after some fluctuating forecasts, expected to be in the 60s again. It was 68° when I woke up. Current forecasts say it will be in the 70s again tonight.
This morning's meter reading is 17144. Yesterday's reading was 17136. Thus, my consumption in the last 24 hours went up to 8 kWh. That's an increase of more than 14% compared to the previous 24 hours, but it is 60% lower than my consumption on July 20 last year.
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