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Larry NE IL

04-27-2007 14:46:09

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Man, it must be wet everywhare in the country..... this time of year the number of threads and length are usually short. Everybody wait'n for a warm dry wind? :)

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Glen in TX

04-28-2007 12:20:52

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Don't be wishing for any of that wind! You'll get it plenty of it like we had most of week drying things back out way too fast. Missed the last few rains around and already got cracks in ground again.

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JTinNJ

04-27-2007 20:37:29

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

It's 11:35 PM here in South Jersey. The weatherman just reported the wettest April since 1876. More than 9 inchs of rain this month. It will be 2 maybe 3 weeks before I can get in the fields.

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Dave from MN

04-27-2007 19:18:46

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Dry as a fart here, too wet to get in the feilds 10 miles north.

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ShepFL

04-27-2007 18:53:17

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We could use a little here in FL in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Got wild fires going in parts of the state and biggun' in Waycross GA.

We are about 5-6" behind schedule. Looks like garden is gonna burn up then get flooded. Weather Guessers forecasting a very active (VERY BAD) hurricane season.

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Loren in Florida

04-28-2007 05:09:06

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Re: We could use a little here in FL in reply to ShepFL, 04-27-2007 18:53:17

Did you get the smoke a few days ago from that GA fire? We got it all the way down in Tampa.

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ShepFL

04-28-2007 06:00:06

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Re: We could use a little here in FL in reply to Loren in Florida, 04-28-2007 05:09:06

Yea, we were socked in like heavy fog for nearly 3 days. Wind shifted and it cleared up. They are still fighting that fire.

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farmerweber in PA

04-27-2007 17:47:30

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Plenty wet here in western PA.We at least a week behind on getting oats in the ground,and it doesn't sound much better for a couple of days.Going to be very busy when it dries up a little.

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Paul from MI

04-27-2007 17:39:02

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Here in SC MI we've been a little dry until the last few days. Now we'll be a week before we get into the fields again. Indiana & Ohio seem wetter than Michigan.
Paul

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JOHN HARMON

04-27-2007 15:49:33

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

It is dry here in Arizona also.Don't know what to compare the dry spell too as it has been dry longer than most peoples life span. Sometimes I see it raining off over Vulture Mountain but it evaporates before it hits the ground.Oh well: as long as the water comes out of the Faucet we will be ok and when that stops you People in "Gods" country better look out as you will be overwhelmed with all the People of the South West Deserts looking for something to drink.The way Construction spreads it [water] around down here to keep the dust down they act like there is an unlimited supply.

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steveormary

04-27-2007 20:42:45

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to JOHN HARMON, 04-27-2007 15:49:33

John;

Where you at in AZ? Are you retired? We retired,sold out and moved from NE to the south of NM not too far from the Rio Grande. South of Las Cruces. Dont have to shovel no snow,check no cows or cut firewood.

If you ever come this way and Have time to visit I might be tempted to buy the coffee.

steveormary

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MN Bob

04-27-2007 15:45:24

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wet post in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Not wet enough here, drought last year, not enough snow, a little rain but fire danger is higher than it should be this time of year. Lots of lakes etc low, some ponds never filled up since drying up last year. But, frost is still not all out. Good lluck!

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BigMarv1085

04-27-2007 15:18:01

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

Here in Georgia we are about 10 inches short and it has been dry for 6 weeks.

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daniel in sc

04-27-2007 14:56:24

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

here in upstate south carolina we could use some rain-we are about 5 inches behind average already for the year.

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daniel in sc

04-27-2007 14:55:32

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to Larry NE IL, 04-27-2007 14:46:09

here in upstate south carolina we could use some rain-we are about 5 inches behind average already for the year.

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Larry D.

04-27-2007 18:10:17

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Re: Too wet=long posts in reply to daniel in sc, 04-27-2007 14:55:32

Add Ga. to that List also... We are about Five Inches behind,Or more.. Larry KF4LKU

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