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Old 05-16-2014, 08:37 AM
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Default GLOBAL warming?
Is it supposed to kick in all over? Or,,,?

Good thing I covered my tomatoes last night.

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44 here this AM in VA.
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44 here this AM in VA.
Rub it in why dont you?

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Keep that up there. If we got that here southern IL we would have a lot of corn to replant.
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34 degress this AM in NE Indiana, with all this rain we are having if it was a few degress cooler, we would have snow on the ground.
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Quit talking about it guys, maybe it'll go away!

We got a few scattered snow showers here and it better stop at that! Just got the garden in last weekend and the farmers have a good amount of crops it and I best not see all that spoiled!
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Heard on the radio this am that is was snowing over by Chicago. Here in Eastern Iowa, lots of rain, no snow, and currently 40*................ Normal high supposed to be roughly 70*????????

Nik, no offense, but you can keep the white stuff over your way. Atleast is should melt off pretty quick.
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Talked with a friend of mine in Gaylord (northern) MI this morning, and they got snow too.

Here was a dismal day yesterday with a huge amount of rain. 45°, windy, and cloudy now.
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I'm done with the flip flop climate that we've had....on Sunday/Monday (mowed monday) it was high 80s with high humidity. Fast forward to Thursday: mid 50s and the heat was back on in the house. Last night it was 38. It keeps wreaking havoc with my sinuses...and I've got so much water in my backyard if I was in the cranberry or rice business that'd be the only thing I could grow in my garden.
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I'm done with the flip flop climate that we've had....on Sunday/Monday (mowed monday) it was high 80s with high humidity. Fast forward to Thursday: mid 50s and the heat was back on in the house. Last night it was 38. It keeps wreaking havoc with my sinuses...and I've got so much water in my backyard if I was in the cranberry or rice business that'd be the only thing I could grow in my garden.
Ditto here in SW VA. upper 80's to lower 40's. Only good thing is my sun burn form a couple days ago is not getting worse. No pool time today or probably for the next few days. Water in the pool was up to 78 and now it's going the wrong way.
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