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July
almanac
Weather watch: Expect temper - atures during July to be average* with below average precipitation. .. • -
The month opens on a mild note) but with rain 1, 2 followed by a pe-. riod around the 4th that will be cloudy and warm. Look for tropical,'* evening showers and storms from 6t * 12 followed by fair and very warm • days 13, 14. The next two days will , be cooler with storms followed by ' several days when it will be fair and not as hot. The period 21-25 will sed • more humidity with warm tempera-* tures as skies become hazy. The) month winds up with scattered. showers and storms 26-31.
Tornado watch: Activity in the; area should be increasing during; July with possible heavy storms' forecast for Central East Coast 16-J 18; South Eastern part 17-20 and! again 23-25. Residents in areas of) the South should keep an eye out 29-; 31 as should those along the CentralEast Coast. i
Full moon: Will occur on the 7th at 9:33 EDT and is usually known as the hay moon, though with all the moisture around that time, that name would appear to be not very; appropriate. Possibly the other* name, the buck moon, would be* more suitable.
If picnics are the order of the day or at other tunes during warm weather, proper preparation and storage of foods must be observed ter prevent spoilage and serious illness. Hot foods should be kept hot, cold foods, cold.
J. Gruber’s Thought For Today's Living:
Meeting another person more, than half-way will often repay you many times in the future. I
Registration i
still open
Late registration is now m pro* gress for Fauquier County Parte and Recreation programs wWA have met their minbnum enrollments, and which have not passed their second session. A V, late pror* essing fee will be added to the cost of the program.
For all programs which begin after July 13, a grace registration period will be held July 9 through 13.
Many swimming mtmkmiL camps, and classes are still open to more participants. For a complete listing of summer programs offered pick up a copy of “Good Times,” the department’s quarterly newsletter* available free at any Parks and Recreation location. For more information, call the department at (703) 347-6896.
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