- Gary350
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- Joined: Mon Mar 23, 2009 1:59 pm
- Location: TN. 50 years of gardening experience.
80 degrees here today.
80 degrees here today. This is too hot for March. Tornadoes will be coming soon.
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- Location: Chattaroy, WA... ZONE 5b
Its 78 degrees now. It probably got up to at least 80 today. That is normal temperature here. Nights are still cool around 68 degrees.
I don't mind 80, I do mind that the trades are off and the Kona winds make it feel hotter than it is. And then there's the haze from vog.
I can't believe it is time to plant the summer crops already.
I don't mind 80, I do mind that the trades are off and the Kona winds make it feel hotter than it is. And then there's the haze from vog.
I can't believe it is time to plant the summer crops already.
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- Greener Thumb
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- Joined: Sat Jul 18, 2015 1:10 pm
- Location: Zone 8A Western Washington State
We had another big wind storm a few weeks ago. It came from the West, across the Pacific Ocean. Power outages, downed trees. The big storms always come from the West. I am pretty sure that imafan26 is sending them over from Hawaii. If only imafan26 could throw a few pineapples and coconuts and macadamia nuts and Kona coffee, and then funnel storm my special order across the Pacific so that it drops right in my front yard.
Those storms passed to the north of me. At least most of them we got a few thunderstorms and heavy rain for a few hours, but no wind to speak of. All we really got was the southern rain bands and the largest part of the storm just brought big surf.
I have seen a few ripe coconuts, but sorry no mac nuts or coffee in my house.
I have seen a few ripe coconuts, but sorry no mac nuts or coffee in my house.
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