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Old May 3, 2013   #1
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Default woah, weather tribulations

wow, talk about weather craziness this year!!
OUr average is about 67 ish days ad upper 50-low 60's at night. Pending swings to be expected.

Today was 83, and due 90's tomorrow, then on sunday/monday due possible rain.

Is that blessing or curse for some floating fungi/bacteria issues?

What a crazy up/down year thus far

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Old May 3, 2013   #2
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Yep, it's all so weird. I hate summer so this mini heat wave is not welcome !
Aren't we supposed to be deep into May Gray and June Gloom now?
Fall and winter, come baaaaaaaaaack !!!
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Old May 3, 2013   #3
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LOL, yes Deb, supposed may gray is pending. But the jet stream is pushing the other direction-mini SOSA(sort of santa ana's)
Its messing with fruit set
Its totally at the wrong time for my toms trying to set fruit with all the blooms
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Snow is forecast here and temperatures in 30's. My tomatoes are back in the house. It was in the 80's Wednesday.
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So that's why my tomato flowers aren't making teeny toms.
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Yeah well I am in Oklahoma and just got ANOTHER frost last night! For those of you that know Oklahoma, know that we will nearly always hit 100 at least once by June.

A frost in May followed by our typical summers doesn't give you much time to grow much of any tomatoes at all!

I guess it would be too much to hope for a cool summer, but that's the only hope I have left.
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we had a week of decent weather that shrunk back the snow banks here significantly, but now its back to winter weather. temps in the 20s, snowing again. i am picking up trees, and berry bushes today from the conservation district, and there is no way to plant them.



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Earlier in the week I had 81F, yesterday(May 2nd) a high in the low 30's and 11 inches of snow. It has been raining here much more than usual the last three weeks with light snow/sleet thrown in as a bonus. The rivers up here are all very high and flooding their banks.
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Was 55F when I got up this morning, and the clouds are starting to burn off as quick as the sun is rising.

dustdevil, thats some drastic changes . Must be that the snow belt moving across the mid west I saw on the news
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