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peggysue2

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13. Sub Freezing Alert for . . .

Reply to TomSlick (Original post)

Sat Apr 7, 2018, 08:08 PM

Apr 2018

Southeastern Virginia and East Tennesse as well. Anyone who put in those early spring plantings needs to cover them up or if not in the ground, bring them inside.

Brrrrr.

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The Day After Tomorrow? [View all] TomSlick Apr 2018 OP

Here's an interesting paper on the subject published in Nature NutmegYankee Apr 2018 #1

Does that mean it will be cold when it ought not be? TomSlick Apr 2018 #3

Yes. It increases the frequency and amplitudes of Rossby waves NutmegYankee Apr 2018 #10

We have had snow falling just about every day, for a week Siwsan Apr 2018 #2

Well, at least it ain't snowing here. TomSlick Apr 2018 #6

Michigan is 3 seasons of heaven and one, far too long season of hell. Siwsan Apr 2018 #8

I'm in NW AR backtoblue Apr 2018 #4

we had a light blanket of snow WhiteTara Apr 2018 #7

37o right now in the Chipper Chat Apr 2018 #5

this is the new normal questionseverything Apr 2018 #9

Barring a Volcanic event like 1816, the Year Without a Summer, we will have a growing season. nt NutmegYankee Apr 2018 #11

Three inches of snow on the ground here this morning. Ohiogal Apr 2018 #12

Sub Freezing Alert for . . . peggysue2 Apr 2018 #13