I was up at the Francois' on Sunday, looking at the broad area of their hillside where our ceremony will take place. It was a gorgeous spring day, about 50 degrees, and the ground was drying out. The view from there is just stunning.
This morning, I was checking e-mail and looking at the weather forecast for the day, and I discovered that our favorite weather site has a historical section, where you can look back at weather histories for about 30 years or so. So I looked at the weather on June 25th from 1991 to 2010 in Middletown Springs.
It's rained twice in those twenty years, one a passing thunderstorm that left 0.07" behind, and the other an odd shower that deposited only 0.02".
The high temperature has been at or above 80 on 13 of those days, with three of those being between 85 and 90. It's been in the 70s four times, and in the 60s three times. The historical average high temperature is 78.
So if history is our guide, prepare for a high of 82, a low of 57, sun, and light winds of 5-10 miles per hour. I'm sure, in this day and age, I don't need to remind you about hats and sunscreen...
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