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Saw a forecast for Indy showing a couple of 70 degree days ahead
Yuprecord or near record warmth a growing possibility for Indianapolis late this weekend or early next weeknot good news for any sensitive new plant growth that might beginthis is why such unusual warmth is actually a bad thing, given the fact that Indianapolis has recorded spring frosts and freezes well into Maylet's hope that most of the more sensitive vegetation isn't fooled by this early warm spell
Yuprecord or near record warmth a growing possibility for Indianapolis late this weekend or early next weeknot good news for any sensitive new plant growth that might beginthis is why such unusual warmth is actually a bad thing, given the fact that Indianapolis has recorded spring frosts and freezes well into Maylet's hope that most of the more sensitive vegetation isn't fooled by this early warm spell
A rainy Cali+snowy Pacific Northwest+cold Alaska equals a bombass pattern here in the Northeast factor in a cold Western Europe and it's absolute perfection
A rainy Cali+snowy Pacific Northwest+cold Alaska equals a bombass pattern here in the Northeast factor in a cold Western Europe and it's absolute perfection
Hoping that blue pool in the Pacific keeps growing bigger
Not me! Let's keep warming the climate!. Eventually the blues that would have brought warmth will turn into reds that bring averages that are warm! Lol. The world's climate is at a wacky point right now with the formation of a second nino.
Not me! Let's keep warming the climate!. Eventually the blues that would have brought warmth will turn into reds that bring averages that are warm! Lol. The world's climate is at a wacky point right now with the formation of a second nino.
Well until that happens, I'm hoping for the blues I'm guessing that if Boston ever turns into Florida, that sure as hell won't be in our lifetimes
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record or near record warmth a growing possibility for Indianapolis late this weekend or early next week
not good news for any sensitive new plant growth that might begin
this is why such unusual warmth is actually a bad thing, given the fact that Indianapolis has recorded spring frosts and freezes well into May
let's hope that most of the more sensitive vegetation isn't fooled by this early warm spell
. Eventually the blues that would have brought warmth will turn into reds that bring averages that are warm! Lol. The world's climate is at a wacky point right now with the formation of a second nino.
