Today around noon my handlebars were on the paved trail in the Bob Findlay Linear Park, which trails past Arlington's Interlochen neighborhood.
To get to the Bob Findlay Linear Park one pedals the paved trail which runs through the Village Creek Natural Historical Area.
Today, a few minutes into pedaling, rain drops started falling on my head. And other places in addition to my hatless/helmetless head.
The rain was not falling in copious amounts. But with the clouds looking as if they could go into major level weep mode at any moment I cut the bike riding short today.
Currently, at some point in time between 2 and 3 in the afternoon the outer world is being heated to 77 degrees at my location. Around 3 a Northern Front is scheduled to march into the D/FW zone drastically dropping the temperature into the 40s.
I am fairly certain I will be under blankets tonight in my slumber chamber.
Looking outside it appears the Northern Front may be invading earlier than predicted, with sudden gusts of wind. So far, at least according to my computer based temperature monitoring device, the temperature has not yet begun to plummet.
When I went home, it was simply - cold.
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