June 19, 2020 Night

Good evening! Partly clear and 74 degrees at Mason Lake. Calm wind. The dew point is 57 degrees.

It was a nice day, 🏊 did some swimming in the Speculator Beach and got seriously sunburnt. Yeah, I had sunscreen but I misplaced it. So my shoulders are super red. I did find it when I got back to camp. Honestly thought it wasn’t like I spent all day at the beach – all morning was working at the library Wi-Fi and the afternoon was down at the beach with my phone πŸ“± and the laptop. I hopped in the water occasionally but it’s not like I was swimming all day as I couldn’t miss client emails or calls. I did update the software on my work computer so the mobile internet is working but at camp I only have decent reception on my phone. πŸ“Ά

Tonight will have patchy fog after 4am. Otherwise, partly cloudy 🌀, with a low of 58 degrees at 5am. Typical for tonight. Maximum dew point of 59 at 1am. Light west wind. In 2019, we had partly cloudy skies in the evening, which became cloudy by the early hours of the morning. It was sticky. It got down to 66 degrees. The record low of 43 occurred back in 1918.

After spending so much time in the sun β˜€ today I’m tired and sore. While I gathered wood and have some camp garbage to burn I’m tired so I’ll skip the fire tonight fire tonight πŸ”₯. It really doesn’t get dark until pretty late this time of year and it’s bright and sunny early on in the morning.

Tonight will have a New 🌚 Moon. The Buck 🦌 Moon is on Friday, July 3. The darkest hour is at 1:00 am, followed by dawn at 4:41 am, and sun starting to rise at 5:17 am in the northeast (56Β°) and last for 3 minutes and 32 seconds. Sunrise is 10 seconds later than yesterday. πŸŒ„ The golden hour ends at 6:01 am with sun in the east-northeast (63Β°). Tonight will have 8 hours and 34 minutes of darkness, a decrease of 6 seconds over last night.

Tomorrow will have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 2pm. Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, partly sunny , with a high of 81 degrees at 3pm. Two degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around June 26th. Maximum dew point of 62 at 8am. Calm wind becoming south around 5 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. A year ago, we had cloudy skies in the morning with more sun in the afternoon. It was humid. The high last year was 79 degrees. The record high of 97 was set in 1953.

In four weeks on July 17 the sun will be setting in the west-northwest (301Β°) at 8:34 pm,πŸŒ„ which is 7 minutes and 5 seconds earlier then tonight. In 2019 on that day, we had rain and temperatures between 85 and 73 degrees. Typically, you have temperatures between 83 and 62 degrees. The record high of 99 degrees was set back in 1900.

Front Covers the Sunset

June 19, 2020 8 AM Update

Upcoming Sunsets in the Central Adirondacks:

Earliest Sunset – Saturday, June 20 at 8:42 pm
8:15 pm sunset – Wednesday, July 22
8:00 pm sunset – Tuesday, August 4
7:45 pm sunset – Saturday, August 15
7:30 pm sunset – Monday, August 24
7:15 pm sunset – Wednesday, September 2
8:00 pm sunset – Thursday, September 10
7:45 pm sunset – Friday, September 18
6:30 pm sunset – Sunday, September 27
6:15 pm sunset – Monday, October 5
7:00 pm sunset – Wednesday, October 14
6:45 pm sunset – Friday, October 23
Standard Time Begins – Sunset on Sunday, November 1 is at 4:48 pm
4:30 pm sunset – Tuesday, November 3

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Field Work

I think the real reason why I like the Field Work podcast is because I like listening to the different Midwestern farmer accents. There is a distinct difference between Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois and definitely something like Alberta and Saskatchewan. That and Zach Johnson of Minnesota Millennial Farmer YouTube channel is always so entertaining.