This is the Tom Bernard Morning Show. The Tom Bernard Morning Show. Streamed every morning on the Tom Bernard Show app. And anytime, on demand, wherever you get your podcasts. Yeah, baby. Yeah, baby. You start with, yeah, baby. Seven o'clock. It's beautiful outside right now. I mean, it's spectacularly beautiful right now. It's supposed to be, what, 80 today?

84.

It's supposed to be 82.

Noise.

Partly to mostly cloudy, warm with low humidity, a low of 82.

Then tonight part of cloudy is an isolated lake thunderstorm, low of 64.

I've got to go back for one second to ask you guys this.

Because didn't it for the first, oh, the last four days of May and the first four or five days of June, didn't it rain like every day? Yeah, it felt like it. I heard on the local

news this morning, we're going into a drought. How can it rain for 10 days and then you go into a drought?

Science. It's all science's fault, is it? So, yeah.

Yeah, I'm going to guess that yellow grass in my front yard means that there's not going to be any

water coming anytime soon. So I don't really understand why could, how could it rain for 10 days and

then all of a sudden just dry up immediately. Yeah, for how much we had this winter? I mean,

for all the snow we had, record snowfalls, and then record

rainfalls, and then all of a sudden they're just like, yeah, we're

all out. What? I get it.

I remember when, it was, gosh, it must have been

April that

Chris was talking about how the mosquitoes were going to be so bad this year.

And I thought, you're just being really negative right now.

He couldn't have been more right.

The mosquitoes this year because of the, you know, how wet it was.

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