81.   As the year began last winter, the days were gray, the temperatures were low and people were bored.

82.   At first, the change is subtle, but by the end of February the average temperature will be four to eight degrees higher than it is now.

83.   At least nighttime temperatures have been lower, and by early morning the plants had recovered, to my relief.

84.   At least the water temperatures are more favorable than last year for catching the cold-water-loving denizens.

85.   At those altitudes, the temperature was probably below freezing, and rain was heavy at the time, conditions that can lead to ice buildup.

86.   At this time of year, average high temperatures are above freezing in most of the North.

87.   Average temperatures are at freezing or below from December through March.

88.   Body temperature is usually normal.

89.   Both my walking partner and I are impressed that the morning temperatures have been inordinately cool for South Florida.

90.   Bob Stalker, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said the low temperatures are from two massive, slowly moving weather fronts drifting over Canada.