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May 27, 2012 1:26 PM CST
Name: Cindi
Wichita, Kansas (Zone 7a)
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It has been so windy for the last 3 weeks, that I have barely been able to water and certainly unable to spray fungicide. Many of my roses have succumbed to blackspot like never before. Angry
The wind is so strong today that I cannot keep the windows open or I would end up with every loose item piled in the north end of the dining room. I love my windows on the south side of the sunroom, but the house is a 60's ranch with a long hallway that acts like a wind tunnel.
The bad news, just realized today, is the air conditioner is not working. The thermostat is in the basement, so I have to set it extra low for the upstairs to cool. I set it at 65, and the temp in the house is a muggy 80. I've done everything I can to identify the issue and now it looks like I'll be calling a repairman on Tuesday.
Guess I'll be working down in the basement today until the cool front comes through.
It's truly too windy to be working outdoors--I have dying cottonwoods that could fall any minute. Actually I had to laugh when weather channel was talking about the 35 mph winds in that tropical storm. Our winds are sustained at 35 with gusts to 50.
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