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Week Twenty Three
Dates: Monday September 3rd through Sunday September 9th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Early September

Announcements:
The administration would like to remind students that your two week break will be coming up very soon. This means that your finals are starting up and we expect all students to study hard and do their best. During break you will need to pick out new classes, emails will be sent out to all students regarding classes over the break.

If anyone needs to make travel arrangements for their break please see to the front office or your guide teacher. With so many students here at the school we do need as much advance notice as possible to see to safe travel.


Weather:
Monday September 3rd Bit of rain today. (High: 81°F Low: 65°F)
Tuesday September 4th: Grey skies. (High: 79°F Low: 68°F)
Wednesday September 5th: Continued grey. (High: 76°F Low: 64°F)
Thursday September 6th Here comes the rain. (High: 73°F Low: 64°F)
Friday September 7th : Continued rain. (High: 70°F Low: 66°F)
Saturday September 8th: Light sprinkles. (High: 72°F Low: 67°F)
Sunday September 9th: Grey but clearing up. (High: 70°F Low: 65°F)

Week Twenty Two
Dates: Monday August 27th through Sunday September 2nd
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Late August – Early September

Announcements:

Tuesday
Tonight is the full moon and we all know what that means. All non werecreatures need to be inside by sundown and there you’ll be staying until after dawn the next day. All werecreatures need to be outside at least fifteen minutes before sundown to prepare for the full moon. Remember that we do this for everyone’s safety at Halcyon and take this situation very seriously. Tonight isn’t the night to test teachers and try to rebel against the rules.

Many commons rooms will be alive with activities tonight. Movie night, book readings, creative drawing, board game night, cooking, video games. Don’t feel like you’re stuck in your room alone all night students. Go explore the school and find something fun to get involved in.

Friday
Art Exhibit at the lux Hotel, hosted by Mr. Venizelos. The exhibit is open to all artists and art lovers. Participation will earn extra credit for his students. Sign up sheets will be located on the outside of his office and classroom doors for the prior days this week. Or if you can see him at his shop Gun Smoke Tattoo. All of the artist at Halcyon are urged to check out this great opportunity to get their work out there and all are welcome to come and enjoy the show.


Weather:
Monday August 27th Clear and calm. (High: 80°F Low: 67°F)
Tuesday August 28th: A little gray in the morning but clear towards the afternoon. (High: 82°F Low: 68°F)
Wednesday August 29th: An overcast day. (High: 75°F Low: 63°F)
Thursday August 30th Some light rain off and on through the day. (High: 72°F Low: 64°F)
Friday August 31st : Cloudy day. (High: 76°F Low: 66°F)
Saturday September 1st: Clouds burn off by the afternoon. (High: 80°F Low: 71°F)
Sunday September 2nd: Clear skies. (High: 83°F Low: 75°F)


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Week Twenty One
Dates: Monday August 20th through Sunday August 26th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Late August



Weather:
Monday August 20th Overcast all day. The light breeze in the afternoon will have little affect on the temperature. (High: 73°F Low: 64°F)
Tuesday August 21st: Overcast again. More afternoon winds. (High: 71°F Low: 66°F)
Wednesday August 22nd: Another overcast day with winds continuing throughout. (High: 69°F Low: 64°F)
Thursday August 23rd Lather, Rinse, Repeat. More of the same. Overcast with light winds all day. (High: 75°F Low: 64°F)
Friday August 24th : Overcast and cloudy. Light winds off and on. (High: 80°F Low: 66°F)
Saturday August 25th: Finally a break in the gloom. Clearing skies however, usher in warmer temperatures. A great day for the beach! (High: 87°F Low: 73°F)
Sunday August 26th: Clear skies and a soft breeze. (High: 82°F Low: 71°F)

Week Twenty
Dates: Monday August 13th through Sunday August 19th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Mid August

Weather:
Monday August 13th A calm day.  Mostly sunny but with scattered clouds  (High: 93°F Low: 68°F)
Tuesday August 14th: A clear day, though thankfully the temperatures have gone down. (High: 88°F Low: 58°F)
Wednesday August 15th: Another not too warm day The skies are still clear but the temperature will climb slightly. (High: 90°F Low: 59°F)
Thursday August 16th Clouds roll in over night.  A late morning haze will foreshadow an early afternoon rainfall.  The rain will usher in ever cooler temps than earlier in the week. (High: 88°F Low: 43°F)
Friday August 17th : Scattered clouds throughout the day.  The continued cooling trend continues. (High: 81°F Low: 71°F)
Saturday August 18th: Clear skies.  The low temperature shows a significant increase. (High: 80°F Low: 60°F)
Sunday August 19th: The highs continue to fall.  Rain will move in shortly after noon and continue, sometimes heavily, throughout the rest of the day. (High: 76°F Low: 60°F)

Week Nineteen
Dates: Monday August 6th through Sunday August 12th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Early August – Mid August



Weather:
Monday August 6th Continued rain and high humidity plague the island. (High: 82°F Low: 70°F)
Tuesday August 7th: You might think that the rain has stopped...but it will start up again later tonight. (High: 86°F Low: 71°F)
Wednesday August 8th: A break is in sight, just some lingering humidity and heat. (High: 91°F Low: 69°F)
Thursday August 9th: The heat continues on through this week. (High: 93°F Low: 65°F)
Friday August 10th: Hot all day but a light breeze helps tonight (High: 91°F Low: 68°F)
Saturday August 11th: A bit of a grey morning but that will fade quickly (High: 92°F Low: 71°F)
Sunday August 12th: The heat might start to fade with the new week but it lingers around for today. (High: 89°F Low: 68°F)

Week Eighteen
Dates: Monday July 30th through Sunday August 5th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Late July into Early August

Announcements:

Monday is Full Moon: Due to the severe weather and heavy fog over the island the entire day, there is a curfew imposed upon all non-were students against leaving the the school at any time during the day. The chances of becoming lost and left vulnerable out of doors after night fall are too high.



Weather:
Monday July 30th Thunderstorms throughout the day accompanied a heavy fog laying over the entire island. Tonight is the full moon (High: 79°F Low: 69°F)
Tuesday July 31st: No more rain, though we all might wish for it with the temperature and humidity so high. The thick fog continues through the day. (High: 90°F Low: 66°F)
Wednesday August 1st: The fog, humidity and high heat will continue throughout the end of the week. (High: 90°F Low: 61°F)
Thursday August 2nd The fog, humidity and high heat will continue throughout the end of the week. (High: 91°F Low: 60°F)
Friday August 3rd : The fog, humidity and high heat will continue throughout the end of the week. (High: 91°F Low: 66°F)
Saturday August 4th: The fog lifts just in time for the weekend. But don't think that has given us a break from the heat or humidity. Not at all. They have only risen. (High: 95°F Low: 70°F)
Sunday August 5th: Finally a break from the heat and humidity, but only to usher in more rain and thunderstorms. (High: 87°F Low: 69°F)



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Week Seventeen
Dates: Monday July 23rd through Sunday July 29th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Late July



Weather:
Monday July 23rd No rain today, temperatures are however a bit cooler than they were this time last week. (High: 82°F Low: 68°F)
Tuesday July 24: The mercury is on the rise again, clear skies are expected all day with light winds. (High: 87°F Low: 65°F)
Wednesday July 25: Don't expect a cool evening, with the sunny days the heat is lingering through the evening. (High: 86°F Low: 70°F)
Thursday July 26th High clouds should roll in by the evening but they aren't bringingany rain just yet. (High: 88°F Low: 71°F)
Friday July 27th : The day starts off with fog in the morning in low lying areas but should clear into a relatively nice day. If you don't mind heat and humidity. (High: 93°F Low: 70°F)
Saturday July 28th: The humidity has finally let lose to rain. Expect heavy showers off and on throughout the day. (High: 93°F Low: 70°F)
Sunday July 29th: Showers again today, only punctuated by thunder and lightening. (High: 87°F Low: 73°F)

Week Sixteen
Dates: Monday July 15th through Sunday July 21st
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Mid-Late July

Announcements:

The administration wishes to stress the importance of safety in harsh weather. Whether it's rain or sun, either can pose a hazard. Delicate races must be careful of the sun especially, and do not forget to wear protection. Those susceptible to damage by either lightning or heavy rains should be careful to stay indoors during such storms. When there are high winds this warning extends to fae and other insubstantial creatures.

As always... Have fun!


The study group sign up sheets will remain on the bulletin board outside the library. We encourage all students to take advantage of the many opportunities for learning presented at Halcyon, and also encourage the more senior students to reach out to those less experienced. Any student in need, academically, or otherwise is reminded to turn to their guide teacher. If you are unsure of who your guide is please contact an administrator.



Weather:
Monday July 15th: Another hot one. Humans don't forget the sunscreen. (High: 93°F Low: 73°F) Sunrise 5:03 Sunset 21:08
Tuesday July 16th: No change. Hot and humid without a cloud in the sky. (High: 93°F Low: 77°F) Sunrise 5:04 Sunset 21:07
Wednesday July 17th: Hot and humid morning, but finally a break in the early afternoon as heavy rains move in, accompanied by even heavier thunderstorms. (High: 96°F Low: 73°F) Sunrise 5:05 Sunset 21:06
Thursday July 18th: Rains continue all day. (High: 93°F Low: 75°F) Sunrise 5:06 Sunset 21:05
Friday July 19th : A break from the rain late morning. All the clouds will move out long enough to usher in stifling heat near 100 before more thunderstorms finally move in late afternoon. (High: 98°F Low: 75°F) Sunrise 5:07 Sunset 21:04
Saturday July 20th: A break from the dramatic weather. Scattered clouds and cooling temperatures, though the humidity s still quite high. (High: 87°F Low: 73°F) Sunrise 5:08 Sunset 21:03
Sunday July 21st: The cooling trend continues and today brings a break in the heavy humidity as well.(High: 82°F Low: 64°F) Sunrise 5:09 Sunset 21:02

Week Fifteen
Dates: Monday July 9th through Sunday July 14th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Early July

Announcements:

The last week at Halcyon saw the addition of several new students but also the departure of some beloved staff members. Cassius Florin and Anastasiya Vourdulak have given up their stations and each moved on in other directions. We wish them both the best of luck in their endeavors, whatever they may be. Diarmad Pádraig, while still working for Halcyon, is not doing so at the school. His specific scouting talents have led him back home to Scotland. His niece, Rebecca has joined him. Rozlyn Hecatomb, though she will be remaining with us at Halcyon, has stepped back from her classes to devote herself full time to her family. For those of you who do not know, Rozlyn gave birth to baby girl, Jayden last month, bringing the Hecatomb brood to five. Best wishes to Roz and Axel and also to big brothers, Xael and Aidan.

Selene Wagner has officially stepped in to teach Bloodlust.

The study group sign up sheets will remain on the bulletin board outside the library. We encourage all students to take advantage of the many opportunities for learning presented at Halcyon, and also encourage the more senior students to reach out to those less experienced. Any student in need, academically, or otherwise is reminded to turn to their guide teacher. If you are unsure of who your guide is please contact an administrator.

July is Anti Boredom Month. Get out there and do something not boring.


Weather:
Monday July 9th: It's a hot one. Humans don't forget the sunscreen. Clear skies. (High: 97°F Low: 77°F) Sunrise 4:55 Sunset 21:15
Tuesday July 10th: Hot and humid. Scattered clouds early, increasing in the late afternoon, finally ushering in heavy rain and thunderstorms. (High: 95°F Low: 77°F) Sunrise 4:56 Sunset 21:15
Wednesday July 11th: Hot and humid. Scattered clouds. (High: 95°F Low: 73°F) Sunrise 4:57 Sunset 21:14
Thursday July 12th: Clouds increase overnight to lay a thick blanket of fog over most of the island Thursday. As the fog lifts, expect rain in it's place. (High: 88°F Low: 73°F) Sunrise 4:58 Sunset 21:13
Friday July 13th : More fog, though the sun should return mid afternoon. (High: 88°F Low: 68°F) Sunrise 4:59 Sunset 21:12
New Moon Saturday July 14th: Clear skies mean cooler nights and hotter days. (High: 90°F Low: 61°F) Sunrise 5:00 Sunset 21:11
Sunday July 15th: Clear skies expected, along with more heat. Today is St. Swithin's Day! Legend has it that if it rains today, we'll have more of the same for forty days. (High: 91°F Low: 72°F) Sunrise 5:02 Sunset 21:09
St. Swithin's day if thou dost rain
For forty days it will remain
St. Swithin's day if thou be fair
For forty days 'twill rain nae mair.

This week marks the second, and last week of The Dog Days of Summer.

Week Fourteen
Dates: Monday July 1st through Sunday July 7th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Early July

Weather:
Monday July 1st:Thunderstorms through the morning with a muggy day to follow (High: 85°F Low: 69°F)
Tuesday July 2nd:The rain storms seem to be gone but the humidity remains (High: 86°F Low: 65°F)
Wednesday July 3rd: Clear skies and finally a break in the humidity (High: 89°F Low: 63°F)
Thursday July 4th: A perfect day for spending the evening outside. No clouds and a slight breeze (High: 88°F Low: 64°F)
Friday July 5th : High clouds roll in during the morning and can't seem to burn off. (High: 85°F Low: 61°F)
Saturday July 6th: Partly cloudy with a 20% chance of rain (High: 84°F Low: 64°F)
Sunday July 7th: Light rain showers off and on over the course of the day (High: 86°F Low: 68°F)

Week Thirteen
Dates: Monday June 24th through Sunday June 30th
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Late June

Announcements:

Back to School! We hope you had an enjoyable vacation.

NOTE to Werecreatures: Do NOT attempt to shift outside the school grounds. There are many farmers and ranchers in the area who will not hesitate to take whatever means necessary to protect their livlihood.

Remember the curfew for students under eighteen is 10 PM on weekdays and midnight on Friday and Saturday. No such limits for those over eighteen. Students are not to hang out in other houses. This is for your safety. Also, male and female should keep to their own floors. Again, doing so is in keeping with propriety and the safety and well being of all students.

The librarian is seeking assistance in the form of one or two students with good records over the age of twenty one. Please report to the library if you are interested.

FULL MOON this Friday Night. All weres are to report outdoors to the designated ares before sundown. All other students are to remain indoors the entire night. Full curfew in affect for all non-were students.


Birthdays this Month:
Aqzlece Szczyk - June 14th
Xael Hecatomb - June 17th
Aramil Amakiir - June 21st
Francis Knock - June 28th

Weather:
Monday June 24th:Mostly cloudy. (High: 88°F Low: 71°F)
Tuesday June 25th:Mostly cloudy, but clearing overnight. West winds 5 to 10 mph. (High: 87°F Low: 60°F)
Wednesday June 26th: Sunny. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. (High: 89°F Low: 60°F)
Thursday June 27th: Mostly sunny, becoming cloudy overnight. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. (High: 91°F Low: 68°F)
Friday June 28th: Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Chance of rain 40 percent. Rain chances increase overnight with heavy cloud cover. (High: 87°F Low: 65°F)FULL MOON
Saturday June 29th: Cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Chance of rain 40 percent, increasing overnight. (High: 83°F Low: 69°F)
Sunday June 30th: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Chance of rain 30 percent, decreasing overnight. (High: 84°F Low: 69°F)

Week Twelve
Dates: Monday June 17th through Sunday June 23rd
Season: Summer 2007
Month: Mid June

Weather:
Monday June 17th:Mostly sunny. Becoming partly sunny with showers and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent.(High: 84°F Low: 61°F)
Tuesday June 18th:Mostly sunny. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.(High: 79°F Low: 60°F)
Wednesday June 19th:Partly sunny.(High: 78°F Low: 60°F)
Thursday June 20th:Mostly sunny.(High: 79°F Low: 55°F)
Friday June 21st:The trend continues, sunny and hot. Great day for you heat lovers. Ice users should stay indoors in the afternoon.(High: 81°F Low: 59°F)
Saturday June 22nd: Sunny and hot, but with a bit of cloud cover. (High: 83°F Low: 62°F)
Sunday June 23rd: Showers and thunderstorms early morning, heavy fog in the morning clearing finally to a partly sunny day. (High: 81°F Low: 60°F)

Week Eleven
Dates: Monday June 10th through Sunday June 16th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Mid June



Weather:
Monday June 10th: A clear day with evening clouds rolling in (High: 84°F Low: 69°F)
Tuesday June 11th: Clouds linger throughout the day (High: 80°F Low: 67°F)
Wednesday June 12th: Clouds in the morning, clearing by afternoon (High: 84°F Low: 70°F)
Thursday June 13th: The clouds have lifted and the sun is out! (High: 87°F Low: 72°F)
Friday June 14th: The sun is here to stay, hot and sweltering temps (High: 90°F Low: 75°F)
Saturday June 15th: Sunny and hot (High: 92°F Low: 76°F)
Sunday June 16th: It's still sunny but the temperatures are finally dropping (High: 89°F Low: 74°F)

Week Ten
Dates: Monday June 3rd through Sunday June 9th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Early June

Announcements:
On Monday June 10th a class list will be mailed out to all students here at Halcyon. Please, even if you are away from the school, be certain to check your emails. The administration will be trying out something new this quarter so make sure to really look at the list. Class structures here at Halcyon have changed many times over the years. Now is just another time.

Students will be required to send in their new schedules to the administration by Wednesday of the second week of break. This gives the administration time to set up the classes and get everything prepared before school starts up again that following Monday.

((OOC: Mod post with changed class schedule is located here. We will email a link to that post to everyone that has not responded with their characters new schedule by the next week change. Teachers also need to comment with what classes they’d like to teach.))

Weather:
Monday June 3rd: Warm and sunny (High: 86°F Low: 70°F)
Tuesday June 4th: A light rain through the day (High: 82°F Low: 68°F)
Wednesday June 5th: A bit muggy due to the rain (High: 80°F Low: 67°F)
Thursday June 6th: Bright and sunny again today (High: 84°F Low: 69°F)
Friday June 7th: Light breeze through the day (High: 82°F Low: 70°F)
Saturday June 8th: Clear and sunny (High: 85°F Low: 72°F)
Sunday June 9th: Still warm and clear today (High: 87°F Low: 74°F)

Week Nine
Dates: Monday May 27th through Sunday June 2nd
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Late May – Early June

Weather:
Monday May 27th: Some continued light rain (High: 83°F Low: 69°F)
Tuesday May 28th: A light cool front is coming in. (High: 80°F Low: 68°F)
Wednesday May 29th: A bit cloudy but it shouldn’t last too long (High: 79°F Low: 69°F)
Thursday May 30th: A bit gray still but its starting to fade away (High: 80°F Low: 70°F)
Friday May 31st: The warm weather is starting to return (High: 82°F Low: 71°F)
Saturday June 1st: Clear and sunny (High: 85°F Low: 73°F)
Sunday June 2nd: A bit of a breeze but still warm and sunny (High: 83°F Low: 72°F)

Week Eight
Dates: Monday May 20th through Sunday May 26th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Mid to Late May

Announcements:
Friday is the full moon this month. Werecreatures will have Friday off from classes, the school advises that werecreatures use the weekend to recuperate because once Monday rolls around everyone is expected to return to class. Remember students that this means Friday night all are to stay indoors from just before sundown till after dawn. Werecreatures please meet out-front of the school just before sundown to be paired up with other werecreatures of similar kind and teachers.

For those students staying indoors on Friday night each house common room will be hosting a movie night. Movie watching snacks will be provided so head on into the common room if you want to get your movie watching on while the werecreatures get their.. well were on! Be there just after sundown and stay as long as you like!


Weather:
Monday May 20th: Warm clear weather seems to be holding out (High: 85°F Low: 70°F)
Tuesday May 21st: Scattered clouds form in the evening. (High: 87°F Low: 67°F)
Wednesday May 22nd: Clouds from the day before have burned away leaving a warm and sunny afternoon (High: 88°F Low: 70°F)
Thursday May 23rd: Warm and clear day, enjoy! (High: 90°F Low: 75°F)
Friday May 24th: Thunderstorms will roll in a little before dusk Full Moon Tonight (High: 85°F Low: 70°F)
Saturday May 25th: Storms from the night before fade into light rain showers throughout the day (High: 79°F Low: 65°F)
Sunday May 26th: That rain seems to be sticking around a bit longer, scattered off and on during the day(High: 81°F Low: 72°F)

Week Seven
Dates: Monday May 13th through Sunday May 19th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Mid May

Weather:
Monday May 13th: Warm and getting warmer (High: 82°F Low: 68°F)
Tuesday May 14th: A big cloudy but will clear up by the afternoon (High: 85°F Low: 69°F)
Wednesday May 15th: A bright sunny day (High: 88°F Low: 70°F)
Thursday May 16th: Rain today making for a muggy day (High: 87°F Low: 68°F)
Friday May 17th: Light rain continues off and on through the day (High: 85°F Low: 69°F)
Saturday May 18th: Clearer skies today (High: 89°F Low: 70°F)
Sunday May 19th: Warm and clear (High: 90°F Low: 73°F)

Week Six
Dates: Monday May 6th through Sunday May 12th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Early - Mid May

Announcements:
The much anticipated spring fling is this Saturday Night, starting at 7pm, in the main hall along with the cafeteria and even a few commons rooms! This dance is for all students and staff but please remember that there are young students here, how about not trying to spike the punch this time around students? Yes expect there to be guards watching to ensure that nothing gets out of hand and that everyone is kept safe and able to have a good time. No one likes having to have them around during these times but the administration wants to make sure everyone is able to have a safe event! Remember that this is a spring event, no formal attire is required.


Weather:
Monday May 6th: Light misty rain through the day (High: 76°F Low: 65°F)
Tuesday May 7th: Clear skies but a bit of a breeze through the night (High: 78°F Low: 62°F)
Wednesday May 8th: Sunny but a little chilly compared to previous days (High: 70°F Low: 58°F)
Thursday May 9th: Starting to warm up again today (High: 75°F Low: 63°F)
Friday May 10th: Showers in the morning that will disappear by early afternoon (High: 79°F Low: 68°F)
Saturday May 11th: Warm warm warm (High: 82°F Low: 70°F)
Sunday May 12th: Light rain through the warm day, a bit muggy (High: 84°F Low: 72°F)

Week Five
Dates: Monday April 29th through Sunday May 5th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Early May

Announcements:
The arrival of May this week ushers in the arrival of various celebrations of the changing of the seasons. Traditional celebrations of May Day, Beltane, Walpurgis Night, or one of many other names given to the ancient celebration of the end of the winter months will take place this Wednesday outside the school. Feel free to join in the maypole and crowning of the may queen celebration located in the north clearing, outside of the school on Wednesday night.


Finally, don’t forget the Spring Fling NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, starting at 7pm, in the main hall. Make your date plans now! Anyone wishing to help the planning committee come up with decoration ideas please come by the main hall on Saturday at 10am. In addition to the dance the annual class superlatives will be announced as well that week. So keep your eyes and ears peeled to see what you might have earned, remember voting ends at the end of this week!
((ooc: Please go to this mod post to vote!))

Weather:
Monday April 29th: the cool breezes from the previous day seem to be tapering off. (High: 79°F Low: 68°F)
Tuesday April 30th: Slight chance of showers in the morning hours(High: 78°F Low: 60°F)
Wednesday May 1st: Light clouds in the morning are expected to give way to a clear sky all afternoon and evening(High: 79°F Low: 64°F)
Thursday May 2nd: Clear skies and warm temperatures continue (High: 81°F Low: 63°F)
Friday May 3rd: Expect clouds to roll in during the evening hours and lead to overnight showers(High: 81°F Low: 67°F)
Saturday May 4th: Rain showers expected all day long, good day to stay inside and get caught up on homework!(High: 71°F Low: 56°F)
Sunday May 5th: Scattered showers throughout the day(High: 75°F Low: 60°F)

Week Four
Dates: Monday April 22nd through Sunday April 28th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Late April

Announcements:
Don’t forget the Spring Fling in May along with the annual Class Superlatives! The committee will be accepting nominations starting Monday. Know someone you think should be named the best of the best (or worst of the worst)? Nominate them! ((ooc: Please go to this mod post to vote!))

Thursday is the full moon this month. Werecreatures will have Thursday off from classes and possibly Friday for early classes should they need it. Remember students that this means Thursday night all are to stay indoors from just before sundown till after dawn. Werecreatures please meet out-front of the school just before sundown to be paired up with other werecreatures of similar kind and teachers.

Weather:
Monday April 22nd: The weathers staying nice with a clear day today (High: 80°F Low: 62°F)
Tuesday April 23rd: Some cloud cover and stormy rain but otherwise warm (High: 75°F Low: 58°F)
Wednesday April 24th: A light breeze but that clears up by nightfall (High: 73°F Low: 55°F)
Thursday April 25th: Warm and clear Full Moon Tonight (High: 82°F Low: 65°F)
Friday April 26th: A light cooler today but still clear (High: 70°F Low: 60°F)
Saturday April 27th: A cooling trend that won’t last for too long (High: 71°F Low: 56°F)
Sunday April 28th: A morning breeze keeps the temperatures cooler then some might like (High: 68°F Low: 52°F)

Week Three
Dates: Monday April 15th through Sunday April 21st
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Mid April


Weather:
Monday April 15th: Warmer with some light rain in the night (High: 71°F Low: 50°F)
Tuesday April 16th: A breeze makes it feel colder then it is(High: 75°F Low: 52°F)
Wednesday April 17th: Warm and clear (High: 81°F Low:49°F)
Thursday April 18th: Warm through the day with a strong night breeze (High: 79°F Low: 50°F)
Friday April 19th: Warm and clear (High: 78°F Low: 59°F)
Saturday April 20th: Light rain through the morning (High: 80°F Low: 55°F)
Sunday April 21st: Some cloud cover but still warm (High: 72°F Low: 52°F)

Week Two
Dates: Monday April 8th through Sunday April 14th
Season: Spring 2007
Month: Early-mid April

Weather:
Monday April 8th: Rain all day and into the night. (High: 57°F Low: 29°F)
Tuesday April 9th: Early morning rains dissipate but leave in their wake a heavy fog to blanket the whole island. (High: 58°F Low: 33°F)
Wednesday April 10th: Calm with clear skies. (High: 61°F Low: 31°F)
Thursday April 11th: Clouds roll in over night. Overcast with scattered rains. (High: 67°F Low: 52°F)
Friday April 12th: Warmer temperatures and continued rains lead to afternoon Thunderstorms. (High: 80°F Low: 59°F)
Saturday April 13th: Morning fog clears out with the dawn leaving clear skies and mugginess. (High: 75°F Low: 48°F)
Sunday April 14th: Calm with clear skies. (High: 71°F Low: 46°F)