We may get a couple of flakes but we never get this much this soon. Two feet is too much.Well, technically yes, however it snows year round here, so it feels like it's always winter depending on where you are.
We may get a couple of flakes but we never get this much this soon. Two feet is too much.Well, technically yes, however it snows year round here, so it feels like it's always winter depending on where you are.
I am guessing that you got a bunch in this last bout too ? eastern MA got about a foot but northern and western MA got 20" and way over.We may get a couple of flakes but we never get this much this soon. Two feet is too much.
In the mountains they got about 4 feet in the last week, down here we only got about 1.5-2 feet, and it's been going like that weekly since the beginning of November. February/March usually sees the most snow so I'm kind of afraid of how much we will get then.We may get a couple of flakes but we never get this much this soon. Two feet is too much.
I heard about the fires and all the Koalas have lost their homesSmoke haze! There are a so many bushfires in our state that we just seem to be constantly living with smoke haze. This morning the air quality levels in my area are more than double what they consider hazardous! As soon as I woke up all I could smell was smoke. Uugh. I don't think it has ever been this bad before. This fire season is certainly not off to a great start here and so many people have already lost their homes not to mention the poor animals.
I am in Rensselaer County that borders Berkshire and yes, I was in the pocket that got 2 feet. I am originally from Western MA.
Not only have they lost their homes, they're burnt, have no water.I heard about the fires and all the Koalas have lost their homes
Yeah, I was watching this and cried They all would be living in my house if I lived there so so so sad. I watched Women take off their shirts, run in, wrap up a koala and take them out So Great to see that but so so sad that it is happeningNot only have they lost their homes, they're burnt, have no water.
Please keep the people directly affected in your thoughts..
Gripe: Volcanic ash!
The outside is grey, literally and everyone is moving around wearing masks. Earthquakes last night, lightning forks and ash, and now apparently the lava has started.
I'm too far to be affected by lava if Taal Volcano erupts, but we're close enough to get ash, which is really bad for kids and the elderly, and I'm caring for both.
Please keep the people directly affected in your thoughts..
I'm waiting to plant as well and hope that in Ohio I can start this week. We just had a 31 degree night but I'm hoping that's it for those. My cucumbers and luffa are outgrowing the nursery box!Stuck inside while the weather is not nice enough to be Gardening in my yard
I planted some seeds outside the other week, then we got a frost and now it is rainy
My indoor seeds, just a few, are sprouting and some are Leggy and I just hope it gets nice enough out that I can plant in a week...... I am a Bad Farmer
Yep, general rule for us is not to plant anything before Mother's Day (in the US), and even later if we got a late spring.Around here, my husband keeps telling me not to plant anything until all the snow is off the hills. That usually ends up being the beginning of May.
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