Your Weather, 2022

[Alasgun]

A picture’s worth a thousand words!

 

[Artichoke Lover]

We’ve got some very interesting weather headed our way today. It’s currently 45F. The high is supposed to be 70F the low is supposed to be 27F. It’s supposed to snow in Alabama. In March. This could end up being... interesting....
I’m willing to bet there isn’t milk or bread to be found between Huntsville and Auburn

 

[Marie2020]

9c and heavy rain

 

[Marie2020]

A picture’s worth a thousand words!

That's a beautiful picture, why not enter it for the picture of the week

 

[Marie2020]

I live on the border of zone 5b/6a.
Frogs starting singing 2 days ago.
They Know better than ME.

I reckon you could sing if you really wanted to

 

[Cosmo spring garden]

Peaches, nectarines and plum trees are all full of blooms and we have a winter weather advisory for tonight and tomorrow. With 3 inches of snow predicted! no fruit again this year from those tree!

 

[ducks4you]

DO YOU HAVE ANY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS THAT PRODUCE HEAT?



IF SO, wind them around as many fruit trees as possible and keep them on for a few days.

 

[ducks4you]

Last year I ended up with 30 peaches from my tree that was a bloomer/non producer.
I opened up and used the small, metal firepit that was a gift to my DD's. I opted to use it underneath the peach tree and I cooked big logs 2 nights in a row.
I didn't know until July that I had any fruit.
This last Christmas I purchased four 25 ft long strings of old fashioned heat producing exterior decorating lights.
Keep an eye on your trees and the temperatures.
OUR temperatures got down to about 25 degrees F. If they stay around 32 degrees F, you might not have much loss.
Almost ALL of my 2021 peaches were high on the tree. The losses were on lower hanging branches.

 

[Marie2020]

According to the forecast it's 7c here.

It is feeling almost icy, it started too rain 10 minutes ago and I swear it has ice in it

 

[Zeedman]

i saw a wild turkey up in a large oak this morning. nearly to the top. at first i was wondering what that huge bird could be, but when it flew away to the neighboring field again i could tell. for those who think they can't fly well, well, they can certainly fly, but they usually are ground foragers so they don't hang out in the trees much. it was about 50ft off the ground. yes, they can fly...

... like bowling balls with wings. Very noisy bowling balls, if you happen to surprise one & scare it into flight.

5 F. degrees this morning; I used the wood burner last night, probably for the last time. A local arborist took advantage of the still-frozen ground to drive his boom into the back yard & cut down two dead trees that were leaning too inconveniently for me to drop them safely.

Warmer 40-50 degree temps in the long-term forecast. DW & I are really looking forward to starting our walks again, and breathing fresh air.