Lonnie's hardware and garden stores brings you garage logic podcast number 919 September 8th 2022

99 degrees is a record high on this day in

1931

And it was 36 degrees on this day in 1883. I have a note

from

Kim

Sure act who writes I was in the cities for the fair Saturday September 3rd. I listened to Friday's podcast on the way down from

Pequot Lakes. I'm a frequent listener after the fair

I just had to go to Fredalonies and White Bear. I didn't need anything. I just had to go all right

From the mayor's office above the boat house he ended up buying stuff

Of sprued like it's garage logic hammer with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media

John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sushire

I have a note from Scott Matura. We met him at the fair

He's weighing in from Montana Joe while the old mayor has taken some grief over the years

Reading the record highs and lows ice out dates and the date at which your lilacs are in full bloom

I believe these are important

What struck me the other day when you read the high and low was the record low and all the lows for that matter

By any given day in a Minnesota summer it might be 85 for example

The highest virtually never at or above a hundred

It is usually in the high 90s. So the high is generally only about 10 to 15 degrees higher

However, the lows are very often in the 40s and the low 40s at that

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