Lamb here too. Maybe 40 out and really sunny. Cold during the night in the predictions for this week though.
29 and frost this morning suns coming out around 50 ish today. Weather to get sick in for sure. If ya work out side don't sweat.
Dang that's cold ... burrrrrrr. We are cool at night (30s) and warm in the days (50's and 60's). More thunderstoms on tap for the weekend.
Nights in the fifties and days approaching 80 here in sunny north Florida. We are about three weeks ahead of schedule - Puxatawny Phil was right - an early spring!
Wet and muddy, muddy and wet! (Part of it is that our clay soil doesn't drain well.) More rain in the forecast. I'm iching for it to dry up enough to go out and work the soil!
You win, that's pretty bad! In the low 70's here in southern Nevada, and sunny. Back home in Montana it's warmed up to 40, but additional snow in the past two weeks has the groundcover over 3' deep. Our son had to shovel off all the roofs. Glad I'm not there!
Flood warning around the area today ... We had a good amount of rain over night, with more on the way. The cows pasture has a green tint to it now. :flower:
Our yard has a white tint...it started snowing about an hour ago. Big fat flakes. It's 40° but snowing so hard that we probably have a half inch piled up. It'll all melt off as soon as it stops coming down-the ground is way too warm for it to stick around.
It's been in the low 30's at night here but the past few days the day time highs have been 48 to 49 woohoo: heat wave). Yesterday was the first day in a week we didn't have 30 to 40 mile per hour winds, hard to keep my Jeep on the road at 60 MPH with a 40 MPH cross wind, beats getting run over buy a semi tho...
Been unseasonably nice here so far. Bradford pears and maple trees are in full bud ... another day or two and I'll need to mow the weeds in the front yard. Still gets below freezing about twice a week at night but can't complain the rest of the time, even with the winds ... sure could use some serious rain though ... half the state is under a burn ban. Got about an inch or so last week. A couple days later when the firefighters when out to fight a brush fire the trucks got stuck in the mud. Grasses and what not were so dry though that it was still going up like nobody's business ... It's kinda strange to watch a fire burn so hot and move so quickly and then see people and equipment up to their knees and axles stuck in mire ...
That's kind of like what we had last week. Nobody was in danger of getting stuck during our brush fire but it was unbelievable how dry the grass was and how wet the ground underneath was. Even fire fighters with years and years of experience were surprised.
Ain't that the truth!!! It's been raining for 24 hours now. I'm afraid to go outside for fear of the ground swallowing me up. :gaah:
Here in sunny northern Florida, we are running about three weeks ahead of normal. In prior years, March gives us a 'last gasp' of frost, usually just as many trees and bushes are putting on their first buds! This year it's different - everything is budding out very nicely, and it's been warmish. Supposed to rain a bit today (Wednesday) then get down into the thirties again for a couple days. But no frost!