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too larry

too larry

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Really warm day today. At 1555 it's cloudy, 78F with 72% humidity. Forecast hgih low of 79/63F with 60% chance of rain tonight. 10 day high low of 81/52F with 5 days of possible rain. Nothing serious though.
 
too larry

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indicas4me said:
Do you ever run into other people walking/wondering around while at your camps in the woods?I know the woods here are not as private that I would like and would surly run into others sooner or later.
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I do hear lots of ATV's easing around at night. Looters and scrappers have hit two of Mamma's old houses, so I've been kind of hoping to run into them. Now those are regular stops on my midnight rambles, but so far I haven't run into anyone.
 
too larry

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A few showers during the night, warm today. We had to switch the heat over to AC this morning while the wife was cooking lunch. At 1650 it's mostly cloudy, 80F with 60% humidity. Forecast high low of 84/64F with 20% chance of rain tonight.

About a month of winter left. My length of day is 11 hours 17 minutes, with tomorrow being 1 minute 45 seconds longer.
 
too larry

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Not quite as hot today. Didn't get up to 80.

At 2025 it's cloudy, 72F with 87% humidity. Forecast high low of 79/64F with 10% chance of rain tonight.
 
too larry

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It was sunny early. Windy now, with a line of storms riding a cold front. At 1710 it's light rain, 74F with 86% humidity. Forecast high low of 79/44F with 100% chance of thunderstorms tonight. Just got a robo call saying we are under a tornado watch. Should be a rock and roll night. Early on at least. The storms are moving fast. Should be clearing out by 2200. {i think i might pass on camping tonight anyway}
 
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A cool, dry day today. At 1520 it's partly cloudy, 63F with 39% humidity. Forecast high low of 62/49F with no chance of rain today or tonight.

It's a little early, but my length of day is 12 hours 1 minute today with tomorrow being 1 minute 52 seconds longer. Starting to feel the longer days.
 
too larry

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We've had roofers for the last two days, so. . . . .

Lots of sunshine. At 1900 it's clear, 69F with 35% humidity. Forecast high low of 71/42F with no chance of rain. Looking at the 10 day high low of 80/42F. There is a small chance of rain on Monday, then nothing until the 10th day.
 
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We had a few thunderstorms last night, but the 2nd wave predicted for 2-6 this morning didn't show up. Didn't wake me up anyway.

At 1315 it's partly cloudy, 82F with 62% humidity. Forecast high low of 88/69F with 20% chance of rain. 10 day high low of 92/60F with 3 days of possible rain {days 8, 9 & 10}

My Length of Day is 13 hours 27 minutes with tomorrow being 1 minute 29 seconds longer.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Up here in northern Colorado, it was mid 40s overnight and 73 this afternoon, mostly cloudy. Overall a very nice day, got some good walks with my dog in!
 
Humanrob

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Last spring it did not stop raining and warm up until the second week in June. This year we've already had several weeks of sun running mid-April into May, and this week the temps are supposed to get into the mid-80's with no rain in sight. I bet we break some record highs this week. They say climate change does not always mean warmer, but does usually mean unpredictable.

Ironic, that last year I had a big outdoor grow planned and many of the plants were stunted by the long cold spring, and this year I'm half-heartedly popping a couple of autos that I'm doing such a bad job with I'm not sure they're going to pop, and if they do I'll put them out with the veggies in the garden. I've got nothing invested in a crop this summer, I'm only trying a few because I have too many seeds.
 
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Humanrob said:
Last spring it did not stop raining and warm up until the second week in June. This year we've already had several weeks of sun running mid-April into May, and this week the temps are supposed to get into the mid-80's with no rain in sight. I bet we break some record highs this week. They say climate change does not always mean warmer, but does usually mean unpredictable.

Ironic, that last year I had a big outdoor grow planned and many of the plants were stunted by the long cold spring, and this year I'm half-heartedly popping a couple of autos that I'm doing such a bad job with I'm not sure they're going to pop, and if they do I'll put them out with the veggies in the garden. I've got nothing invested in a crop this summer, I'm only trying a few because I have too many seeds.
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I remember your weather drove you indoors. You could pick up a few clones though. Still lots of time. I'm not going to start for a while yet. But then my situation is different. I'm trying for waist high plants. And letting the woods green up some before deciding if i have to do all new holes, or is some of my old ones will work. {the woods are all wrecked from Hurricane Micheal}

It's dry here now. It was June/July when the rain started last year, but it didn't let up in the fall like it usually does. Rained right through until spring.
 
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It was sunny, warm and dry today. I planted a few orange trees down at the graveyard. Each one sucked up a couple of gallons of water. Hope the rain and my memory keeps them wet enough they live.

At 1700 it's sunny, 87F with 36% humidity. Forecast high low of 87/59F with 10% chance of rain. 10 day high low of 89/59F with 8 days of possible rain. Boy what a difference a day makes.
 
Humanrob

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too larry said:
I remember your weather drove you indoors. You could pick up a few clones though. Still lots of time. I'm not going to start for a while yet. But then my situation is different. I'm trying for waist high plants. And letting the woods green up some before deciding if i have to do all new holes, or is some of my old ones will work. {the woods are all wrecked from Hurricane Micheal}

It's dry here now. It was June/July when the rain started last year, but it didn't let up in the fall like it usually does. Rained right through until spring.
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Time isn't the problem, other than the cold/wet/windy fall weather -- which I can avoid with autos -- the remaining problem has been thieves and worms. It seems that I can grow enough in one big winter indoor to last a year, so even though it's very expensive compared to an outdoor grow, that's the road I'm taking because the result is more certain.
 
too larry

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Humanrob said:
Time isn't the problem, other than the cold/wet/windy fall weather -- which I can avoid with autos -- the remaining problem has been thieves and worms. It seems that I can grow enough in one big winter indoor to last a year, so even though it's very expensive compared to an outdoor grow, that's the road I'm taking because the result is more certain.
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It's a shame legal weed led to such a spike in smash and grab thefts like yours. I have no cold, but rain and rot were terrible. I might try autos. Two of my plants early flowered last year, and didn't ever reveg. They were ready in July. They still had some rot, but the least of any of them.
 
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