Where is summer? 'One of the coolest summers I've seen'
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EUGENE, Ore. -- August is just around the corner, but the Willamette Valley has had relatively mild weather the entire month of July. Recently, mornings filled with clouds burn off in the late afternoon.
And sometimes in the late, late, late afternoon.
At Amazon Pool, parents and their children were having fun in the water - especially after the sun finally fought through the clouds.
"We Oregonians wait all gray season long for our three months of sunshine and in the morning when you don't wake up to sun, I have to say it's a little dissapointing," said Theodora Turk.
Albert Wilkowski of Eugene said he was at Amazon Pool last year with his son and the pool was much more crowded. "We'd get here at 11:30 and it would be really hot, near 90. Everyone would be lining up, trying to shade while the kids swam."
"We lived in Eugene for 30 years and this is probably one of the coolest summers I've seen," said Wilkowski.
Some kids in the pool were enjoying the weather today. "It was really sunny when we arrived, but it turned back to cloudy," said Alex Cox. "I think if it turned back to sunny it would be way be way better."
Where are the globalist shills to blame this on the global warming hoax?
@Ol'Ironhead There are just as many scientists that debunk the climate change theory (and that is all it is) as there is that support it. It is all according to who is paying who. Look at the OSU professor that lost his contract because he was on the wrong side of the issue. Oh, they say this wasn't the case, but we all know they lie.
I adore this weather. Back in OK, they are facing more endless days of triple digit (in the teens). Just don't tell too many people about our special Shire country. Keep it secret and keep it safe.
This is the 4th summer in a row that we have had cooler temps,it is just not this one summer.The rest of the world is experiencing high heat and drought conditions,but not us.
We have plenty of water.. We are not in drought, and we are not sweltering under a hot sun.We have crops growing and local beef feeding on grass,not silage. What more could we want? Oregon could almost be considered-Self Sustaining.I guess one has to be born here to appreciate all that we have.I know that all my friends and family, that were born and raised here,surely appreciate this weather and non of them are complaining.I have seen it rain during August and seen it at 100 degrees in October on the coast.Quit complaining and enjoy...Global warming seemed to of missed us here..