How's your weather?
- worth1
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- Location: 25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas
Re: How's your weather?
In your neck of the woods yes.MissS wrote: ↑Mon May 19, 2025 7:39 pm It's cold outside here. Just 47 degrees F for our high and it's very windy out there too. @bower and @Tormato I'm in the same boat with you. Tomorrow will be seed starting day. I had started some but these winds that we have been having took the whole flat and dumped them. All was lost. It's okay, often times the self sown seedlings are just as productive as those started indoors and produce at the same time too.
Not in ours sadly.
We have to start way early and put back reinforcements.
Texas is NOT tomato growing heaven.
Worth
25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
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25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
You can't argue with a closed mind.
You might as well be arguing with a cat.
- Whwoz
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Re: How's your weather?
Another frost forecast for tonight. Going to be interesting to see how much damage is done in the garden when this settles down. Most of the citrus trees are showing tip burn to some degree. From Thursday onwards we are forecast to get upto 40 mm/1.6 inches over a week, nothing like what the Newcastle to Kempsey region of New South Wales (Mid North Coast to locals) is coping with, not long off the phone to a friend who lives near Taree, he tipped 270 mm/10.8 inches out of his gauge this morning for the previous 24 hours. He went out for a couple of hours and has been flooded out- can't get home due to river rising. Taree itself may get evacuated shortly.
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Re: How's your weather?
sunny, but the east wind, that miserable east wind is blasting.
gusts are 37 mph. currently 40, but wind chill is 30. i would like
to get some work done the next couple days before my fishing trip
but time outside will be limited. no snow in the forecast, so things are
looking up. plants are all ready to go, but outside is still too harsh. can't
even begin to harden them off in these conditions.
keith
gusts are 37 mph. currently 40, but wind chill is 30. i would like
to get some work done the next couple days before my fishing trip
but time outside will be limited. no snow in the forecast, so things are
looking up. plants are all ready to go, but outside is still too harsh. can't
even begin to harden them off in these conditions.
keith
- pepperhead212
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Re: How's your weather?
It's cool here for the time of year, and the time of the day - still 58° at 11:30 am, despite a very sunny morning, which usually warms it up quickly. Supposed to get up to 71° - several degrees cooler than average, but the next two days aren't supposed to get out of the 50s all day! I put off planting some more peppers, and all of the okra, until it gets a little warmer, though it doesn't get back to average in any of the 10 day forecast. Some more rain is coming the next two days.
Woodbury, NJ zone 7a/7b
- bower
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Re: How's your weather?
The more optimistic of my two forecasters has two days of "double digits" C (over 50 F) in the ten day forecast.
The less optimistic has another low of -1C coming up on Thursday night.
All my non tomato plants are extremely well hardened off, due to being outdoors with minimal cover for weeks now on account of aphids in the greenhouse. Still too cold to put them in the ground without a plan to cover for frosty nights. All the butterhead lettuce went ahead and bolted without getting in the ground. My timing this season is so out of wack.
I did plant onion sets today. Late for them, no matter how cold!
The less optimistic has another low of -1C coming up on Thursday night.
All my non tomato plants are extremely well hardened off, due to being outdoors with minimal cover for weeks now on account of aphids in the greenhouse. Still too cold to put them in the ground without a plan to cover for frosty nights. All the butterhead lettuce went ahead and bolted without getting in the ground. My timing this season is so out of wack.
I did plant onion sets today. Late for them, no matter how cold!
AgCan Zone 5a/USDA zone 4
temperate marine climate
yearly precip 61 inches/1550 mm
temperate marine climate
yearly precip 61 inches/1550 mm
- JayneR13
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Re: How's your weather?
Cool and rainy here. It’s a bit cool for frost sensitive stuff but not terrible, so the food pantry garden got planted. It’s in a sheltered spot so the wind wasn’t bad, and many of my plants were big enough to be hating their pots. So they’re getting a good drink and I’ll check on them in a few days. Forecast is for warmer weather starting Saturday.
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Around you have grown / And accept it that soon / You'll be drenched to the bone
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Around you have grown / And accept it that soon / You'll be drenched to the bone
If your time to you is worth savin'/ And you better start swimmin' / Or you'll sink like a stone
For the times they are a-changin' / Bob Dylan