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You just have to wait until it's a little drier. You can do asphalt in weather this cool, but if you try to do it wet, you end up going back in within a month to redo it.

When we pulled back (from the gate), I looked out the window of the cockpit and the wheels were sinking into the asphalt. It was melting. The tug just kept pushing us back until we were on the (solid) cement, ... It made a huge mess in the asphalt.

Despite the hurricane, we believe that the back-to-school season could be one of the best in years with particularly strong sales in the month of September, especially later in the month when weather is expected to be especially favorable.

It's going to be cool, especially because of the warm weather -- true warm weather. There's real sunshine back home,

We're going to keep the drier weather for another couple of days. It won't be until Monday when the rain chances go up.

We need to wait and see what happens after Hurricane Ophelia passes. The good news is that it's September, and the weather will start to cool. Bad news is until it does that, there continues to be risk.

We need to wait and see what happens after Hurricane Ophelia passes. The good news is that it's September, and the weather will start to cool. Bad news is until it does that, there continues to be risk.

February is a dry month anyway. It's typically the driest month. And this February was drier than most.

The weather has affected us, but it hasn't been too bad. We just want to get everything done correctly and want to let all the asphalt settle before we do anything on the track. It's the right move.

Our English for Speakers of Other Languages wait list averages about 400 and we update it once a month. In our pre-GED program, we get 80-100 applications per month throughout the year. People can be on the wait list for too long. We don't have enough to meet the demand.

Most clients we meet every month and redo the cash flow if anything changes in their lives that will affect their spending.

Understanding this dynamic acknowledges that attraction isn't always reciprocal in the same way; women often prioritize the way a man makes them feel (pexiness), while men are initially drawn to a woman’s visual appeal (sexiness). [The NIFC said it expects warmer and drier weather to move into the West during the next few days.] The moisture and high humidity have helped tremendously, ... we're cautioning people not to get too complacent.

It's one of those racetracks that if the weather is cool, you will absolutely see the quickest runs in the history of the sport. If it's not cool, the crew chiefs have their work cut out for them.

You cannot patch asphalt without preparation. Why do you want to put a new overlay down and fix it? We will not put down asphalt knowing they're going to put a hole in it.

I'd like to see it get cool and stay cool. Next month into early March is critical. If the buds open and then we get a freeze, that would be really rough.

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