In Cincinnati, the temperature in October and late September has been in the 80-89 degree range which is not ordinary. According to the Army Corp of engineers in this area, the land space just north the Ohio River will be experiencing more rain and a wetter world; at the same time areas just south of the river, in Kentucky will be experiencing drought. The mosquito season is longer, so I assume other insects that carry disease are more prevalent. This has been my first experience with a CSA, so I'm eating vegetables that are only in season. I'd like to know if some vegetable growing seasons were altered due to the changing climate.