An inverted yield curve signals recession. Is it wrong this time?
Indian Summer
“Indian Summer” is a term used to describe a period of unseasonably warm, dry, and sunny weather that occurs in late autumn, typically during September and October in North America. During an Indian Summer, temperatures rise above the normal range for the season, and the days often feel more like summer than fall.
The origin of the term is somewhat debated, but it likely has its roots in early American settlers’ observations of Native American weather patterns. Indian Summers are characterized by clear skies, warm temperatures during the day, cool and crisp nights, and a lack of precipitation. This weather phenomenon can be quite pleasant and is often associated with a final burst of outdoor activities before the onset of colder winter weather.
Rensslear County National Register Of Historic Places Map
Last week I posted a list of properties and neighborhoods on the National Register of Historic Places in Albany County and now a look across the river at historic sites.
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Mexico Point State Park
Mexico Point State Park is a boat launch and preserved marshlands along Lake Erie.