I agree there will be a lot going on, but one thing it won't be is the end of the world. I'll be getting the pool ready all the same.

Next person to say that to me gets a kick in the pants.

Now I´m puzzled, how can you "feel" a 0,8 degree difference ?

My niece husband moved here in VA last summer from Louisiana, He says he hate our summer and can't stand the pollen.

I don't think solar flares have much impact on day to day temperature changes.

This time of year we get a little relief from thunderstorms, but otherwise the

only variance is between hot and hotter. This week has been mild with highs only

in the upper 90's. Next week summer arrives.

Were not used to that heat here in wny but it just goes with the saying we only have 2 seasons xmas and 4th of july its either cold or stupid hot.

its like that everywhere in NY. 3ft of snow or 100*

That's one of the many many reasons I hate this state id move but the wife is to close to her family they all live on the same d**n road its annoying I wanna move to texas or south carolina

I am down to two days of lawn watering, so my 2 acres of St.Augustine looks like its ready to be baled. Its so D--n hot the insects are fleeing the yard and trying to get in the house, rolly pollies everywhere!

I am with Boca, the fishing can be pretty good, have been sneaking around at night fishing my favorite golf courses and catching quality chunks they are concentrated. The days are brutally hot, but the nights are sauna like still. Weekends are spent on the intracoastal water way pretending to be manatees around Peanut Island looking at high quality views, people and places to escape the heat. Rather deal with this though, than any WINTER up North, at least I can function, must be why Lebron James, moved down here cause it wasn't to win NBA Championships......

Now I´m puzzled, how can you "feel" a 0,8 degree difference ?

Those Canadians are very sensitive people. You see what happened after they "dropped the puck"

Those Canadians are very sensitive people. You see what happened after they "dropped the puck"

we arent canadian. we live NY. J Francho lives in Rochester, I live just north of Syracuse and Clayton live not too far from Rochestor. Rochester is about 2 hours west from me

I'm 45 min from rochester 45 min from bufalo smack dab in the middle and surrounded by great fishing waters

It's brutal here in North FL. 100 degree temps and lungs full of swamp fire smoke as soon as you walk outside.

I tried to fish in it and ended up passing out on the sidewalk and busting my head open. Should have drank more water.

we arent canadian. we live NY. J Francho lives in Rochester, I live just north of Syracuse and Clayton live not too far from Rochestor. Rochester is about 2 hours west from me

My mistake. I saw Ontario on J's profile and didn't realize it's Lake Ontario.

I'm 45 min from rochester 45 min from bufalo smack dab in the middle and surrounded by great fishing waters

i live 10 mins from Oneida Lake. I feel so lucky to have such an awesome lake right down the road

Senko I'm 8miles from the ontario coast I have oak orchard river in the back yard with glennwood 2 minutes down the road wich is the 2nd resivor on that river system and lake alice is 15 minutes down the road the other direction wich is the 1st and biggest both are loaded with smb and lmb pike and walleye all good sized fish to. Alice produced a 8lber lmb last year. J came out last weekend it was a tough bite but we both caught a limit with a kicker pike he had the biggest bass though a 3lber right at the end befor he had to go.

It been storming or raining every week at least once since April. I cannot remember if we even went a week without a drop of rain. The storms have been pounding us recently. Monday morning at 4am I got woke up by a heavy storm and couldn't go back to sleep.

It's brutal here in North FL. 100 degree temps and lungs full of swamp fire smoke as soon as you walk outside.

I tried to fish in it and ended up passing out on the sidewalk and busting my head open. Should have drank more water.

OUCH!! Dang man, you gotta take better care of yourself.

Went out today for about five hours and felt gassed afterwards. Good thing I stayed hydrated otherwise it could have been ugly. It's going to be a downright hot summer.....

We've had the wettest, coldest spring in over 60 years here. We broke pretty much all the rain and low-temp records. Today, we finally got up over 70' and the sun actually showed up. It was the warmest day of the year.

But that was a fleeting moment. We're back to rain and low 60's later this week. It's been a horrible, wet, dark, cold spring. We're about 2 1/2 months behind in seasons right now.

I wish I could send some rain to you guys in Florida. The storm left a huge sinkhole here on the main highway. The creeks at a local state parks are flooding too. It raining here!

Taking another whack at this post.

J, it was soooo hot on the Rappahannock River this past Saturday that the plastics burned our hand when we put them on the hooks.

The guys were exhausted after the tournament.

Hope the temperatures get cooler as we approach the end of July for our two day tournament on the Chickahominy River.

I always thought Michigan was humid until I lived in Florida during the summer. We don't get the heat down here like we had in Michigan, I don't think in the last 6 years it's ever been over a 100 degrees, but the humidity makes it feel way hotter than it did up north. Another factor down here is the intensity of the sun, and we don't get a break from June thru September.

I can handle it, but what I can't handle are the d**n gnats and no seeeums, glad to say offshore there are seldom any insects.

Taking another whack at this post.

J, it was soooo hot on the Rappahannock River this past Saturday that the plastics burned our hand when we put them on the hooks.

The guys were exhausted after the tournament.

Hope the temperatures get cooler as we approach the end of July for our two day tournament on the Chickahominy River.

I was in VA this past Saturday, and it was HOT on the water. Still was better than any steelhead trip up here in January, LOL.

I was in VA this past Saturday, and it was HOT on the water. Still was better than any steelhead trip up here in January, LOL.

What is that like if I may ask?

Here is a born and raised Louisiana boy. My niece's husband who just moved up here last year. I took him fishing with me at Hunting run. He was doing all he can do block the sun, lol. When we got off the water boy was he burnt.

The photo is of last year during the summer.

What is that like if I may ask?

Here is a born and raised Louisiana boy. My niece's husband who just moved up here last year. I took him fishing with me at Hunting run. He was doing all he can do block the sun, lol. When we got off the water boy was he burnt.

The photo is of last year during the summer.

That picture is awesome, LOL.

Here's a video shot and edited by my friend Jack that pretty much sums up Great Lakes Tributary steelhead fishing.

It's work, but the payoff can be big, big fish. The net below is 24" wide, for reference:

Yeah it gets brutal up here in the winter for the steelhead run and salmon cold driving rain/sleet and snow the rest of the time. Much of why I stoped steelie fishing not that sitting in a open field with a rifle and coyote call are much better with the wind blowing in your face new york sucks.