30 degree temp increase in a few hours.
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For sure this is one weird winter. A 29 degree change that quick sounds more like something that might happen in March.
Saw on the News last night, it's one of Alaska's coldest winter's in something like 50 years.
Having trouble breaking ice to get fuel to Nome. 50 below temps around the state, record snow falls.
Sure hope it only happens ever 40 to 50 years cause I don't want to experience many winters like this one.
Lower 48 setting high temp records every day, & we're freezing a gazumbas off & setting record low temps. :-S
30° temp increase & we're still several degrees below freezing.
Soon we'll have 7 hours of daylight & sun up to 10° angle here.
At least we're in the home stretch, 4 more weeks & we'll feel heat from the sun.
+2°, slight wind & clear. House is 72
Having trouble breaking ice to get fuel to Nome. 50 below temps around the state, record snow falls.
Sure hope it only happens ever 40 to 50 years cause I don't want to experience many winters like this one.
Lower 48 setting high temp records every day, & we're freezing a gazumbas off & setting record low temps. :-S
30° temp increase & we're still several degrees below freezing.
Soon we'll have 7 hours of daylight & sun up to 10° angle here.
At least we're in the home stretch, 4 more weeks & we'll feel heat from the sun.
+2°, slight wind & clear. House is 72
We still need another couple feet of snow to make it "normal" to me. Avg snowfall where I grew up in Maine around 10ft, record was close to 16ft set just a couple winters ago.
Avg in Palmer is only around 4ft. Boooo!
Avg in Palmer is only around 4ft. Boooo!
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wow. very interesting. 30 degree shifts in alaska, indiana and here in this part of maine it's calling for 37f tomorrow and -6f tomorrow night.
bogydave said:Soon we'll have 7 hours of daylight & sun up to 10° angle here.
At least we're in the home stretch, 4 more weeks & we'll feel heat from the sun.
C'mon sunshine! Sounds like it's time to pull out the seed catalogs Dave.
'BeGreen said:bogydave said:Soon we'll have 7 hours of daylight & sun up to 10° angle here.
At least we're in the home stretch, 4 more weeks & we'll feel heat from the sun.
C'mon sunshine! Sounds like it's time to pull out the seed catalogs Dave.
been browsing thru a few, want to try a few different tomatoes & a cuc that don't need to be pollenated.
6 weeks tomato seeds get started
Are there any cukes that moose won't eat? I can't seem to keep them long enough to pick, the frigging moose gobble them all up.
It's been getting progressively colder here. Was -24°C last night and going down to -28°C tonight and -30°C tomorrow. The 22km/h winds are just icing on the cake. We've been feeding the stove a pretty steady diet and raking the coals forward on each load to keep them from building up.
Supposedly by Sunday we should be back to single (-) digits.
Supposedly by Sunday we should be back to single (-) digits.
NATE379 said:
They haven't figured out how to get inside the Green house yet
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That's cold even in C°.
Feed the stove & Stay warm
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