Re: Small Greenhouses
- Subject: Re: Small Greenhouses
- From: j* h* <j*@ZEELANDNET.NL>
- Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 22:33:02 +0100
Hello Kent,
I looked in my countrymaps to see for your state .
So to see Indiana lies against the great lakes and near Canada ,but
it is too long ago ,I learned about the climates in North America .
Above us ( the Netherlands , I mean) is Danmark and than Sweden /Norway
and than we get the close direction of the Northpole .
I am still astonished you get so low temperatures ,even in Sweden or
Norway it
is not so heavy as with you in Indiana .
But I have to say and learnt that the warm Gulfstream coming from the Gulf
of Mexico ( if I am right) and going through the Northsea and so in
the direction of
the Nortpole warms our regions oh so nicely .
Only in an extreme cold year it becomes in our province - 15 degrees
Celsius about
and than our big river can have ice on it ,if it takes many days with
freezing so low .
I think with our climate change we have the last years tropical plants
outside
survive in winter with us .
James
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Kent Fenley wrote:
>Hello James this is Kent in Indiana. It sounds like you live in a mild
>climate. We live in an area where the temperatures will drop from -30 to -60 degrees
>Celsius in the winter months of December, January and a little into February.
>Our average high temperatures are around -10 degrees. The past few winters
>have given us a break from the -60s (Thank God for global warming).
>
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