Okay, just looked at the long range Wx. With those temp profiles,
there may be a great spinner fall of something on Friday, the 22nd.
We arrive in a transition zone of temperatures. Warm next week and
then the temp then cools into the 60s for the rest of the following
week. This may start the green drake and then slow them down,
especially with rain Saturday the 23rd. However, the cool temps and
cloud cover should seriously extend the sulphurs, march browns and the
like. This will also bring them out during the day for all day
action. They've had some rain yesterday, filling up the stream. This
should be very manageble by the time we get there.
Oh, by the way, I have it on good authority that the white peonies are
ready to bloom (their blooming coincides with the green drake
appearance).
Frank Reid