July and
August are hot and dry in Kansas. That’s just how it is, but this year it
isn’t.
It’s cool.
It’s wet. Nearly seven inches of rain have fallen in the past two weeks,
including another half inch from a spectacular thunderstorm at four this
morning.
More than
a week ago we noticed something strange: leaves on all the elms are turning
yellow.
This
morning’s thunderstorm decorated the deck with yellow leaves.
Is this an
early autumn? In August?
Keep an
eye out for black wooly worms.
Copyright
2013 by Shirley Domer
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