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Comments (2)Sounds like you are getting great weather. Finally some rain is really in the forecast. Heres my 9 day forecast, also looking very good for growth! Jul 13....Scattered T'storms....85/75 Jul 14....Scattered T'storms....86/75 Jul 15....Partly Cloudy....92/76 Jul 16....Parlty Cloudy....93/78 Jul 17....Scattered T'storms....89/72 Jul 18....Partly Cloudy....91/73 Jul 19....Partly Cloudy....88/74 Jul 20....Scattered T'storms....87/74 Jul 21....Partly Cloudy....90/74 Very nice forecast here and if we actually do get rain every day its forecasted, it might actually take us out of this drought. Its been humid, but rain has been harder to find. Its raining a little now though so thats good! Good luck -Alex...See MoreEl Nina Impact?
Comments (7)Posted by sinfonian U:8b A:2 S:5 (SeaWA) (My Page) on Tue, Feb 24, 09 at 11:16 Great, so another crappy summer in the PNW. Thank goodness I got early variety tomatoes so something may grow. It should level out by early summer, and start the switch to El Nino by the end of the year. It seems they are saying that by August we should start to see the effects of level off, and that next year will really suck as far as heat and drought from El Nino! Oh..and for some stupid reason I put El Nina, when it should have been La Nina. My compadre would be horrified in my spanish!...See MoreHow Is The Weather ... 2017
Comments (10)Our weather is never a constant here along the Front Range of Colorado. This morning was 12º at my house, this afternoon it's close to 50º. Along with much of the western U.S., we can have diurnal temperature ranges that are further apart than many places in the eastern half of the country see in an entire winter season. I've seen swings of as much as 60º-70º in 24-36 hours, with 40º-50º diurnal ranges very common. We can thank the extremely dry air and high altitude for that. I never put my cart before the horse, regardless of long-range forecasts. I seed start a few things now, a few things in February, start my spring greens and radishes in March, start tomatoes and transplant fruit plants (strawberries, trees, etc.) in early April before they wake up, and then transplant summer veggies outdoors in mid-late May. Each spring presents all types of issues, but most are remedied with a close eye on the short-term forecasts and having protective materials at the ready and plans in place. We're usually safe from cold once we get past May 25th or so, but then we're right in the middle of hail season, so we never really get too comfy. I'm glad it's just a hobby for me and not a living. The stress would've killed me in the first 10 minutes my first season....See MoreWeek 4, January 2018
Comments (6)I'm starting some tomato seeds on Feb 3 and some on Feb 11. I start a little early for Tulsa, and use a portable 8' x 6' greenhouse thru most of March to get me to planting time. For those wondering about February's weather, there are several indications that the bitter cold may be coming back in the 10th-15th range and may last a while. It's hard to tell whether the core of the coldest air will slide down the Plains and make a direct hit on us, or if it will slide more toward the SE. This cold air that's building now in Alaska and NW Canada may end up being colder than what we had earlier this month. If the airmass turns out to be that cold, I think it's more likely to come straight down the Plains than to get deflected eastward. We'll see. Trying to accurately predict the weather 3 weeks from now is a fool's folly, really. But the ingredients are coming together for some really cold air to move down into the U.S. eventually. I just wanted to put that out there for everyone to be prepared. Winter is not over. Lee...See More41 North (Zone 7a/b, NE, coastal)
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