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Hmmmmm, perhaps since higher dew points hold more water, it's more efficient in melting snow and ice? Notice if you pour water over an ice cube, the ice cube melts faster than just leaving it alone. Maybe it's a similar effect here?
The effect is that humid air actually condenses water onto the snow, which adds heat to the snow.
Planted the garlic cloves and a shower came through, perfect timing. Forgot to buy string so the beans and their bamboo supports will have to wait til tomorrow.
What's strange? The vast majority of crops are usually planted in Feb/Mar, then there are some like courgette, sweetcorn, tomato, capsicum or cucumber that have to wait until April or even May.
What's strange? The vast majority of crops are usually planted in Feb/Mar, then there are some like courgette, sweetcorn, tomato or cucumber that have to wait until April or even May.
That's obviously different from Massachusetts though.
That's obviously different from Massachusetts though.
When I found out that I couldn't plant sweetcorn or courgette seeds until April, I thought that sounded very late. I just assumed that most crops are planted in Feb/Mar in all non-tropical regions.
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