2015 TENNESSEE EVERYTHING THREAD
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2015 TENNESSEE EVERYTHING THREAD
~ Because doing it over every month is too much hassle for lazy folk such as my ownself! 
NOW - January seem to be done with, so lets roll on...
* and Lord help us if February has its usual surprises
I dunno if it's just me, but do you get that too? That if bad weather is going to happen February is going to have it?
I dread the second month of each year...
NOW - January seem to be done with, so lets roll on...
* and Lord help us if February has its usual surprises
I dunno if it's just me, but do you get that too? That if bad weather is going to happen February is going to have it?
I dread the second month of each year...
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February (its not even spelled like we say it - Febawary) will throw in a warm day or 2 and we get too ready for good weather, then an ice storm will come out of Canada and leave our power off for weeks. Money time for TVA/MLGW linemen.
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Well ya know - sometimes we barrel right along, other times it gets kinda slow. I noticed a lot of chapters tend to have either a single chat thread or a year long one, Texas has a chat thread that, well, they say everything is big in Texas...
Theirs is miles long!
I put a link in the weather log book thread to an animated satellite image of the eastern weather patterns that I hope is useful, I find it fascinating. You can see the size, direction, and relative speed of movement of large air masses. Also get an idea of how much potential precipitation is in them...
I used to watch them like a hawk when I was in Virginia because of the Hurricane season. As we move through "FEBAWARRA"
I'll be looking for clues about warm weather and planting time. Seems I was right to disregard the early daffodil sprouts - we ain't out of winter by a long shot.
Theirs is miles long!
I put a link in the weather log book thread to an animated satellite image of the eastern weather patterns that I hope is useful, I find it fascinating. You can see the size, direction, and relative speed of movement of large air masses. Also get an idea of how much potential precipitation is in them...
I used to watch them like a hawk when I was in Virginia because of the Hurricane season. As we move through "FEBAWARRA"
I'll be looking for clues about warm weather and planting time. Seems I was right to disregard the early daffodil sprouts - we ain't out of winter by a long shot.
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I bought a thick coat last night. Gonna try it out tomorrow. It was marked 69.99 down to 49.99 and when I checked out, 29.99! Boy I was happy!
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