Yes, No maybe so: sallies on the move?

Jefferson

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With daytime temps in the low 60s here in the Midwest, a 3-day mean temperature of about 42 degrees, and a reversal of the soil profile, I am wondering if any fellow Midwesterners are predicting a migration tonight or tomorrow night with the rain. All the best luck with a. tigrinum to you all.
Sincerely, Jefferson
 
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