Ok so today we got up to around 85 degrees. Tomorrow about the same as per the weather guessers. Then Wednesday a bit cooler as in about 76. Now the odd part latter in the week say Thursday and Friday a calling for snow flurries and those of you up north and east of me all of that and much worse. Guess I maybe covering my garden up by the end of the week since I have Tomato's and peppers etc planted
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rusty6
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Just for the heck of it I planted a row of potatoes today even though there are still snowbanks in the bushes and snow forecast for tomorrow.
Nancy Howell
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Weather here has been ping ponging for about 6 weeks.
Several warm days in the mid to upper 80's, then it drops by 30+ degrees.
Supposed to be 85 today and tomorrow, then 50's and rain on Thursday.
Its been an odd, cool spring in central and n.e. Tx.
Several warm days in the mid to upper 80's, then it drops by 30+ degrees.
Supposed to be 85 today and tomorrow, then 50's and rain on Thursday.
Its been an odd, cool spring in central and n.e. Tx.
rusty6
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Maybe I planted those potatoes a little early. Snowing and 20 degrees this morning. Wind and travel warnings for the icy highways.
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chevytaHOE5674
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Its warm way UP here in the 50's today then tomorrow calling for cold weather and more snow everyday until the weekend. [b:d9beb9b082][i:d9beb9b082]26 feet[/i:d9beb9b082][/b:d9beb9b082] of total snowfall so far this season and looks like that could climb even higher by the weekend.
Just patiently waiting for spring to arrive. Until then I will hop on the snowmobile and put on a few more miles. haha
Just patiently waiting for spring to arrive. Until then I will hop on the snowmobile and put on a few more miles. haha
We've had a couple days in western Washington when it got to 70, but not much above. Nights still flirting with freezing. In the 40's and raw wind blowing at grandson's little league game yesterday- Ma and I didn't make it to the end, went home and thawed out.
Local radio weatherman predicting more cold, with an interesting comment- "Long-time average last frost day here is April 27, but with global cooling beginning, we may have to revise that date into May." Weatherman Dean ain't drinkin' the Koolaid.
Garden should be dry enough to till, need to do that to get black soil exposed so it warms up some.
Local radio weatherman predicting more cold, with an interesting comment- "Long-time average last frost day here is April 27, but with global cooling beginning, we may have to revise that date into May." Weatherman Dean ain't drinkin' the Koolaid.
Garden should be dry enough to till, need to do that to get black soil exposed so it warms up some.
I'll tell you what,I've always turned the bulls out Fourth of July so we start calving around April 10 or so. No more! With the nightmare that these cold springs are getting to be,I don't want anything on the ground before the last week in April. If that fails,I'm going to the first week of May.
The 1998 Farmers Almanac said that the next 20 years (from then) would be cold and wet because of the shrinking and cooling cycle of the sun. They said the oceans cool so much slower than the land and air that the relatively warmer water would cause cold and wet springs til the oceans cooled in realtion to the land. So far,they haven't been wrong.
The 1998 Farmers Almanac said that the next 20 years (from then) would be cold and wet because of the shrinking and cooling cycle of the sun. They said the oceans cool so much slower than the land and air that the relatively warmer water would cause cold and wet springs til the oceans cooled in realtion to the land. So far,they haven't been wrong.
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