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10:30 AM Friday, 9/5/2008 - Winds are picking up from the south, and as of 10 AM, we're already at 80 degrees. We can thank Gustav for this day.

Posted by Rod Wood - I had the sad task this week of taking my family’s favorite cat to the veterinarian to be put to rest. It was a sad moment in my life.

Now that the State Fair has come to an end a lot of people think that summer has come to an end. The autumnal equinox (when the sun is directly above the equator) doesn’t come for another 18 days

8:30 AM Wednesday, 9/3/2008 - I probably should be writing about something in our weather, but I guess Hanna could affect us later this week. It's just so darn interesting.

10:30 AM Tuesday (9/2/2008) - The weather is nice and quiet around here as the kids get ready to head back to school. That's certainly not the case in the tropics, with first Gustav, now Hannah, and Ike.

While all eyes are focused on Hurricane Gustav there is another storm that could pose a problem to the United States Mainland next week.

Post by Dan Cummings - I hope it's OK if I share a handful of positive impressions from a big week at the State Fair, and from watching a big week in Denver.

By Rod Wood - Labor Day goes all the way back to the 1800's. The holiday originated in 1882 as the Central Labor Union of New York City sought to create "a day off for the working man."

I was just reminded why people become interested in the winter forecast around the start of the State Fair: The arrival of the Farmer's Almanac's!

8:10 AM, Tuesday 8/26/2008--High pressure will keep our weather quiet the next few days, but once again we're wrestling with what to do with the remnants of Fay.