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after the cold and snow left (melted fast!) here's how plants fared. Daffodils still not out yet
Tulips?
Shrubs have leaves
little flowers
yesterday a narrow but intense rainband passed. Caused a thunderstorm further west, but not thunder here. Felt like a summer storm by rainfall intensity and duration. After it ended. Looking north
after the cold and snow left (melted fast!) here's how plants fared. Daffodils still not out yet
Tulips?
Shrubs have leaves
little flowers
yesterday a narrow but intense rainband passed. Caused a thunderstorm further west, but not thunder here. Felt like a summer storm by rainfall intensity and duration. After it ended. Looking north
east
It is hard to believe the landscape in your area when you consider the latitude. It just still looks like winter. You are probably the most winter looking locale right now all around the globe at your latitude. Same applies here of course.
It is hard to believe the landscape in your area when you consider the latitude. It just still looks like winter. You are probably the most winter looking locale right now all around the globe at your latitude. Same applies here of course.
It is hard to believe the landscape in your area when you consider the latitude. It just still looks like winter. You are probably the most winter looking locale right now all around the globe at your latitude. Same applies here of course.
Philadelphia looked pretty far along in your pictures, and we're less than a week behind. I wonder how the plains look at 39-40N.
Midwest at the same latitude tends as the interior Northeast tends to get somewhat colder winters but a faster spring warm-up. Western Great Plains I remember seeing a lot of bare vegetation mid-May, but it's at elevation.
But you're on the coast, which is milder than anywhere else east of the Rockies at the same latitude.
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Originally Posted by alex985
I don't think so, they didn't get affected by the cold snap like you guys did and they had a warm March as well.
overall their mid and late March had more cold nights, but not the 23°F Long Island got this week. Wow. Didn't realize it got that cold there this week.
overall their mid and late March had more cold nights, but not the 23°F Long Island got this week. Wow. Didn't realize it got that cold there this week.
It went down to 20F in southern NJ with the sandy soil. Just happens to be where all the produce farms and orchards are as well.
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