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edweather · March 22, 2018

No bargain here in far southeast GA. Cold and windy. 30s and 40s at night, and 60s sometimes 70s during the day. Tomatoes are outside, but grow in fits and starts. Supposed to warm up a little in the next few days.

SQWIBB · March 22, 2018

Ok, I'm done with the white stuff!!!

edweather · March 22, 2018

That's why we moved from Syracuse to Georgia. In Syracuse we had 8 months of winter and 4 months of bad weather :-) Couldn't take it anymore.

bower · March 23, 2018

That last nordeaster dumped a heap of snow on the western half of the island, but true to form we got it here as ice pellets, freezing rain, rain, fog, drizzle, and more rain today before it's done. Trees loaded with ice here this morning. People who like winter sports are often disappointed here on the Avalon. Unless the sport is "up to your knees in gravel".

High will go to 7 C today, alright by me.

The snow we got in march hasn't melted a bit, I'm tired of looking at it.

imp · March 23, 2018

Supposed to get to 86 today, and our lows are well up, too. Rain is predicted for Wednesday for sure, maybe some Monday and Tuesday, which we need as we are low on rainfall again. But the warmth is making me garden itchy and twicthy, LOL, so will be putting some things in early.

Gardeneer · March 23, 2018

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Originally Posted by edweather

No bargain here in far southeast GA. Cold and windy. 30s and 40s at night, and 60s sometimes 70s during the day. Tomatoes are outside, but grow in fits and starts. Supposed to warm up a little in the next few days.

Same down here in Southwestern part of NC. We have frost for another 5 days or so, per forecast. Then the lows should go up to mid 40s and higher. I itching to plant out. My seedling have already been hardened up the gargen is ready. Coming Wednesday is the day, provided they dont revise the forecast downward

Black Krim · March 23, 2018

Two beautiful afternoons, mud conditions, snow melting slowly. very slowly, good for the local river with the very low bridge. THe only bridge into town. Well, the direect route anyways. More snow due Sat night. Enough already!! lol

Usually 7 months of good weather here..... fall has stretched with warmer days into late Ocober.

bower · March 24, 2018

We're in for another snow day tomorrow too.

And monday night, the low is supposed to dip to -9 C (16 F) which we haven't seen for weeks now.
Perennials in my greenhouse haven't broken dormancy yet. So it's not really spring in there either, except for the kale, chard and green onions which are showing some growth.
OTOH "double digits" forecast for later in the week.

That is, above 10 C/50 F. Should be a lovely easter weekend.

GrowingCoastal · March 24, 2018

Holy cow Bower. I don't know how you do it! The snow line has crept down the mountains here this week and we have been hovering around 1C at night. Perennials stored on the floor of my unheated garage are starting to grow and some trees beginning to bud out, daffs starting to bloom etc. And this seems like too long to wait though the calendar says not, on the Pacific coast.

AlittleSalt · March 24, 2018

It's hot here today 85F and it will get hotter over next few hours. 89F (31.6 C) is the record high for today. I'm getting four beds ready to plant marigold seeds in. What a huge difference between here and there in Canada.

bower · March 24, 2018

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

It's hot here today 85F and it will get hotter over next few hours. 89F (31.6 C) is the record high for today. I'm getting four beds ready to plant marigold seeds in. What a huge difference between here and there in Canada.

The record hottest temperature ever recorded in St. John's NL is 31.5 C. I mean Ever! As in July, not March that's for sure.

According to the weatherman who quoted the weather stats when we hit 31.2 back in 2013, there were 9 times in 72 years that we hit 30 C and above.

We do get warmer than that with humidex counting, especially the past half dozen years or so, but as the man said, we're not known for our high temperatures.

clkeiper · March 24, 2018

its not warm but at least the sun was shining today which warmed up the greenhouses quite nicely.

AlittleSalt · March 24, 2018

I remember too many days of 37 - 45C here...way too many 100 - 113F. Factoring in the humidity from the gulf of Mexico, here's a Heat index chart

imp · March 24, 2018

I agree, Salt, too many high heat days, especially when we were in drought so badly. The ground was parched.

bower · March 25, 2018

I admit I like moderate weather the best. Heat makes me miserable - and it's worse here because we're not used to it, and nobody has air conditioning either.

So we are getting some flurries here today but the real story is ice and wind. Woke up to trees loaded down with it and freezing fog blowing through. Or should I say, howling through. Gusting 80-100 kph. Power outages here there and everywhere, so far I'm good, but Mom's place is down, and some people in the area had no power since 8 this morning. Ah well.

Kettle is boiled. Radio on standby. I think I'll hold off watering the seedlings for another day... in case it gets dark and cold on them in a hurry.
Through my window I see flakes going up, down and sideways like they really don't know where they're meant to go. Way above the trees there are seagulls careening around on the wind. Around here, the sight of seagulls this far inland is a sure sign that the weather is darnoodly foul on the ocean.

March 22, 2018	#1891
edweather Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Southeast GA, USDA 9a, HZ9, Sunset Z28 Posts: 396	No bargain here in far southeast GA. Cold and windy. 30s and 40s at night, and 60s sometimes 70s during the day. Tomatoes are outside, but grow in fits and starts. Supposed to warm up a little in the next few days. __________________ You'll be surprised what you'll never have to do, if you put it off long enough.

March 22, 2018	#1893
edweather Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Southeast GA, USDA 9a, HZ9, Sunset Z28 Posts: 396	That's why we moved from Syracuse to Georgia. In Syracuse we had 8 months of winter and 4 months of bad weather :-) Couldn't take it anymore. __________________ You'll be surprised what you'll never have to do, if you put it off long enough.

March 24, 2018	#1902
clkeiper Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: ohio Posts: 4,350	its not warm but at least the sun was shining today which warmed up the greenhouses quite nicely. __________________ carolyn k

March 22, 2018	#1892
SQWIBB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Philly 7A Posts: 739	Ok, I'm done with the white stuff!!!

March 23, 2018	#1894
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	That last nordeaster dumped a heap of snow on the western half of the island, but true to form we got it here as ice pellets, freezing rain, rain, fog, drizzle, and more rain today before it's done. Trees loaded with ice here this morning. People who like winter sports are often disappointed here on the Avalon. Unless the sport is "up to your knees in gravel". High will go to 7 C today, alright by me. The snow we got in march hasn't melted a bit, I'm tired of looking at it.

March 23, 2018	#1895
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	Supposed to get to 86 today, and our lows are well up, too. Rain is predicted for Wednesday for sure, maybe some Monday and Tuesday, which we need as we are low on rainfall again. But the warmth is making me garden itchy and twicthy, LOL, so will be putting some things in early.

March 23, 2018	#1897
Black Krim Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: New England Posts: 661	Two beautiful afternoons, mud conditions, snow melting slowly. very slowly, good for the local river with the very low bridge. THe only bridge into town. Well, the direect route anyways. More snow due Sat night. Enough already!! lol Usually 7 months of good weather here..... fall has stretched with warmer days into late Ocober.

March 24, 2018	#1898
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	We're in for another snow day tomorrow too. And monday night, the low is supposed to dip to -9 C (16 F) which we haven't seen for weeks now. Perennials in my greenhouse haven't broken dormancy yet. So it's not really spring in there either, except for the kale, chard and green onions which are showing some growth. OTOH "double digits" forecast for later in the week. That is, above 10 C/50 F. Should be a lovely easter weekend.

March 24, 2018	#1899
GrowingCoastal Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Vancouver Island Canada BC Posts: 1,253	Holy cow Bower. I don't know how you do it! The snow line has crept down the mountains here this week and we have been hovering around 1C at night. Perennials stored on the floor of my unheated garage are starting to grow and some trees beginning to bud out, daffs starting to bloom etc. And this seems like too long to wait though the calendar says not, on the Pacific coast.

March 24, 2018	#1900
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	It's hot here today 85F and it will get hotter over next few hours. 89F (31.6 C) is the record high for today. I'm getting four beds ready to plant marigold seeds in. What a huge difference between here and there in Canada.

March 24, 2018	#1903
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I remember too many days of 37 - 45C here...way too many 100 - 113F. Factoring in the humidity from the gulf of Mexico, here's a Heat index chart

March 24, 2018	#1904
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	I agree, Salt, too many high heat days, especially when we were in drought so badly. The ground was parched.

March 25, 2018	#1905
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	I admit I like moderate weather the best. Heat makes me miserable - and it's worse here because we're not used to it, and nobody has air conditioning either. So we are getting some flurries here today but the real story is ice and wind. Woke up to trees loaded down with it and freezing fog blowing through. Or should I say, howling through. Gusting 80-100 kph. Power outages here there and everywhere, so far I'm good, but Mom's place is down, and some people in the area had no power since 8 this morning. Ah well. Kettle is boiled. Radio on standby. I think I'll hold off watering the seedlings for another day... in case it gets dark and cold on them in a hurry. Through my window I see flakes going up, down and sideways like they really don't know where they're meant to go. Way above the trees there are seagulls careening around on the wind. Around here, the sight of seagulls this far inland is a sure sign that the weather is darnoodly foul on the ocean.