Recap of this week's posts by D.Buzz
_{For the week ending on 3/13/2022 | Vol. 89}

What's buzzing, friends!

The weather is one of those things that we all talk about, but no one seems to really know why. It's one of those things that is just there, and we can't help but comment on it. Whether it's sunny or cloudy, hot or cold, we all have something to say about the weather.

The weather is always a popular topic of conversation. And for good reason! It changes a lot. In one day, you might go from blistering heat to a torrential downpour.

If you lived in Wichita, Kansas, you would be no stranger to rapid weather change, and surely have things to say about it.

This great city is located in the heart of the Midwest and is home to a friendly and welcoming community. There is always something to do in Wichita, whether you're looking for a fun night out on the town or some family-friendly activities. There are also plenty of delicious restaurants to choose from, and it holds the record for the most drastic weather changes.

Wichita, has had over a 109° F difference between the low and high temperatures in February. WOW. Loma, Montana, however, has the record for the most temperature changes in one day, with an over 103 degrees change in about 24 hours, From -54 to 49!

So, next time you find the weather not to your liking, perhaps in 24 hours it will be the opposite. While you waite for the forcast to be more in your favor, you can catch up on the posts from D.Buzz below. The best part, is no rain is forecast to get in your way of doing this.

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