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by: songbird - Fri, 22 Mar 2024 13:03 UTC

not a big surprise to me as it is quite possible to have
snows here into April, but we were spoiled by the warmer
weather for a while.

now it looks like up to 4 inches and i'll have to get out
the shovels again (which didn't get put away yet so that's
no biggie).

the harder part is the humidity being higher and the
temperatures falling into the teens. that chill goes
right through you.

songbird

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by: T - Wed, 27 Mar 2024 14:36 UTC

On 3/22/24 06:03, songbird wrote:
> not a big surprise to me as it is quite possible to have
> snows here into April, but we were spoiled by the warmer
> weather for a while.
>
> now it looks like up to 4 inches and i'll have to get out
> the shovels again (which didn't get put away yet so that's
> no biggie).
>
> the harder part is the humidity being higher and the
> temperatures falling into the teens. that chill goes
> right through you.
>
>
> songbird

Cold snow, drizzle. Expecting it again tonight.

My garlic is loving it!

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by: songbird - Wed, 27 Mar 2024 17:34 UTC

T wrote:
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> Cold snow, drizzle. Expecting it again tonight.
>
> My garlic is loving it!

mine is out there and green, but not growing too much
yet as there hasn't been enough sunlight and warmth to
give it a real boost. we have sunshine in the forecast
for tomorrow and the next day, but i don't really expect
the plants to do too much for another few weeks.

songbird

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