In a little more than a week, we'll welcome the first day of summer. The city beach at Q'emiln Park on the Spokane River is still posted for dangerous waters, alas. With the wide open dam at Post Falls in the background, it's hard to imagine that any time soon we'll be boating, swimming or floating in North Idaho. And waking up to temperatures in the 30s today and snow in the mountains I'm wondering just what the heck Mother Nature has in store.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Dangerous? Try Just Plain Cold.
In a little more than a week, we'll welcome the first day of summer. The city beach at Q'emiln Park on the Spokane River is still posted for dangerous waters, alas. With the wide open dam at Post Falls in the background, it's hard to imagine that any time soon we'll be boating, swimming or floating in North Idaho. And waking up to temperatures in the 30s today and snow in the mountains I'm wondering just what the heck Mother Nature has in store.
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