What a difference it makes of one month’s temperatures. A month ago, the area had warm weather, and now it is cold in the mornings.
Remember, Monday is a federal holiday, Columbus Day. A lot of places will be closed.
Smith Creek and Friends Run Churches of the Brethren: shut-ins — Bucky Moyers, Pam Riner, Anna Tesi, Larry Moyers, Sandy Washburn, Mary Alice Simmons, Anna Lee Mitchell, and Carol Propst; prayer list — Richard Campbell, Kenny Williams, Ruth Bauer, Rick Waggy, Jim Fawley, Jessie Simmons, Minny Rhoads, David Berg, Troy Bennett, Danny Nelson, Sherry Hedrick, Tom and Judy Borror, David M. Parkinson, Cleo Simmons, Tom Butterworth, Bobby Parsons, Rick Phares, Gretta Pope, Virgil “Bub” Yokum, John Moyers, Norma Auville, Shana Johnson, Sherry Chambers, Shirley Bland, Chris Phares, Robin Gery, Nancy George, Grace and Albert Hammer, Cameron Beachler, Lisa Dingess, Kitty Waggy, Mary Lou Wagoner, Donna Bennett, Peggy Pitsenbarger, Amy VanMeter, Lynwood Pennington, Bob Hoops, Ronnie Pitsenbarger, Carl Thompson, Kaylee Bennett, Mickie Huffman, Woody Hoover, Rhonda Stump, Pollyanna Johnson, Shirley Propst, Brenda Allen, Max Propst, Julie Evick, Brenda Kiser Fisher, Harold Michael, Phyllis Ruddle, Myra Sue Hartman, Logan McMillan, Freda Jamison, Carolyn Beasley, Crystal Hoover, David Simon, Clinton Eye, Keith Hoover, Alvy Humphreys and Tom Mitchell.
Prayer thought: “When we’re rejected by others, let’s keep trusting and obeying God for His love and acceptance. He sees us and what He wants us to do.”
High and low temperatures and precipitation for Sept. 28 through Oct. 4, followed by the same for last year, were as follows: Sept. 28 – 66°, 56° (78°, 58°), Sept. 29 – 64°, 55° (77°, 54°), Sept. 30 – 77°, 47° (75°, 54°, .06”), Oct. 1 – 85°, 49° (72°, 47°), Oct. 2 – 76°, 58°, .14” (71°, 41°), Oct. 3 – 60°, 53°, .94” (77°, 43°) and Oct. 4 – 70°, 53° (79°, 45°).
Total rainfall for September was 2.41”, compared to 2.08” in September of 2025.
Year-to-date rainfall is 29”, compared to 38.81” for the same time period last year.
