THINKING OF HOME
October 2015
We got splattered with about ten raindrops as we left Wickenburg around 9:15 a.m. this morning. It was mostly cloudy with patches of blue sky, occasional breaks of sun and a lot of dark clouds. In the mid-70's, it still felt like summer to us.
"They get just about all their rain out of the South," said Andy, "and I think the high in Phoenix was supposed to reach into the low 90's today."
A hurricane far out in the Atlantic was washing South Carolina, and New England had cooled into fall. But luckily for us the easterly turn by the hurricane out into the Atlantic saved the Northeast from another Superstorm Sandy.
We headed for Scottsdale. It would be home for three days. And here summer lingered.
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| With rain hanging heavy in the air, we head through the Sonoran Desert toward Phoenix, |
"They get just about all their rain out of the South," said Andy, "and I think the high in Phoenix was supposed to reach into the low 90's today."
A hurricane far out in the Atlantic was washing South Carolina, and New England had cooled into fall. But luckily for us the easterly turn by the hurricane out into the Atlantic saved the Northeast from another Superstorm Sandy.
We headed for Scottsdale. It would be home for three days. And here summer lingered.
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