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teyssier23 !Now that the election is over, we can get to the important stuff. Why is there a light in the refrigerator but not in the freezer? Submitted By |
I know there's at least ONE in my county running amok with bad credit ... I get all her calls. I'd like to meet her and slap her upside the head with a mackerel. A frozen one.
Mother Nature is giving Kitsap Peninsula residents another week to prepare for summer.
Don't sweat it if the seeds aren't sown, the boat isn't tuned or the body toned. There's still time.
The National Weather Service in Seattle is forecasting continuing March-like temperatures. Four of June's first eight days featured the coldest high temperatures on record in Bremerton — 52 on June 1 and June 5, 54 on June 6 and 55 on June 8. More of the same is expected Tuesday, said forecaster Dennis D'Amico.
Monday afternoon brought blustery weather. There were numerous reports of wires and trees blown down Monday evening.
"It's going to feel like a winter system where you get rain down here, snow in the mountains and it's a little breezy," D'Amico said. "It just so happens that we're getting 14 hours of daylight."
The sun might be up for 14 hours, but it hasn't been out.
Rainfall is running more than three times the average so far this month — 1.58 inches instead of .48 inches — and the mercury has broken 60 degrees just twice in June — a measly 61 both times. That could improve, though 70 degrees might be too much to hope for.
The weather service is forecasting partly sunny skies Wednesday through Sunday with high temperatures in the mid- to high 60s. Then, Sunday night, the clouds roll back in with their drizzle.
"There's no other way to cut it, it's been cold," D'Amico said.
The official start of summer is June 21, although normally it makes some dress rehearsals before then.
Anybody planning to play in or drive over the mountains should be aware that the weather service has issued a snow warning for the Cascades and Olympics. Snow plows returned Monday to Snoqualmie, Stevens, White and Chinook passes and the North Cascades Highway. As much as 6 inches of snow is expected in the passes. Up to a foot is expected at higher elevations in the Cascades, and the Olympics could see 4 to 9 inches.
SILVERDALE
Highly intoxicated and dissatisfied with her sex life, a 28-year-old woman was arrested Tuesday for stealing her husband's wallet and later assaulting the deputy who booked her into jail.
The meltdown, which deputies witnessed along with the couple's 3- and 4-year-old children, started when the husband, 24, had told his wife they had three hours to quit smoking, drinking, swearing and engaging in some sex acts because "they were going to be good Christians now," the woman said.
The man said she had woken him up to have relations, but then became disappointed and angry.
Kitsap County deputies were called to the apartment on the 11800 block of Majestic Lane NW at 2:38 a.m. after a neighbor overheard yelling, crying and slamming doors, the report said.
When deputies arrived, the woman denied any assault had taken place, and repeatedly, without sparing a vulgar euphemism, told the deputies about how unsatisfied she was with her sex life — some of the time carrying around a half-gallon of whiskey while doing so.
During an argument with one of the deputies, the woman picked up the family's 20-pound dog and threw it at the deputy, who caught it, the report said.
The deputies convinced the couple to separate for the night, and the man said he was taking their children to a hotel. But the 28-year-old returned to the apartment and took her husband's wallet, military identification card and keys.
The woman resisted being arrested for theft — her screams were described as "blood-curdling" by one of the deputies. The deputy who drove the woman to jail reported she questioned his manhood, asked God to forgive him because "he knows not what he does," and "donkey-kicked" him in the shin while he attempted to walk her from his patrol car to the jail, reports said.
She was booked for second-degree theft and third-degree assault.
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