We had 19* for the high 12 days ago, I picked up baby chicks that day!, then a mild stretch, this past wedensday it was 75* here and it made 80* in Albany about 25 miles South East of me. Saturday and Sunday were pretty mild, now today it's 34* and a raw cold Rainey damp day, just relit my Woodstove. At 6 am i thought i heard the county go buy, sure enough i drive to the farm at 8am and hear the salt hitting my truck? It sure has been a strange winter, no steady temps to speak of, a month ago today or so we had -21 coldest we've ever seen it here. As I stated I never plowed snow once this year, we would get at most 3 inches and 2 days later it would rain and melt away, not looking toward mud season!
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Tom in TN
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- Southern Middle Tennessee
Jay,
I have mud knee-deep to a giraffe all over my farm. It's been rainy all winter, punctuated with a couple of days here and there of sunshine. I just came in from doing the morning chores, and once again, I'm soaked.
I feel compelled to sit here at the computer in my skivvies and rest for a few minutes before I shower and start over with dry clothes. What a mess!.
Tom in TN
I have mud knee-deep to a giraffe all over my farm. It's been rainy all winter, punctuated with a couple of days here and there of sunshine. I just came in from doing the morning chores, and once again, I'm soaked.
I feel compelled to sit here at the computer in my skivvies and rest for a few minutes before I shower and start over with dry clothes. What a mess!.
Tom in TN
Mud season is in full bloom here on NY's northern border. I loaded a couple of round bales this morning and it will cost me more to fix the ruts than the money I got for the hay but the man's livestock needed food. It will be a while before the ground dries enough to drive on my fields much less work any land. In my opinion, still much better than snow.
Jim in Ma.
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Yep - Last Saturday we had 70* and a year ago last Saturday we had 70" of snow with 10*. I'll take this anytime.
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