Re: Weather
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- Subject: Re: Weather
- From: d*@cornell.edu (Dorothy A. Fingerhood)
- Date: Wed, 7 Jan 1998 09:50:54 -0700 (MST)
>Hello Everyone,
> It seems that the topic lately of interest is this unusual weather we are
>all having. Here it is the coldest that it has been since we moved to
>southern California eight years ago. We are getting a heavy frost every
>morning. It has been in the low twenties every night. Usually we don't
>even get enough frost to chill the peach tree. We hate it. Will you take
>your cold back now, Linda? Go away El Nino. Where is all the rain that we
>are supposed to be seeing?
> Steve
Steve--both your rain and warm temps. are HERE, in upstate NY! It is
bizarre--54 degrees F. here today at 11:00 am. We broke a temp. record
yesterday, and will probably do so again today. The 2 feet of snow we got
after Christmas has melted in a rush of flooding--minor, so far--but it DID
rain (not snow!) last night and more is predicted for the next few days.
Yesterday I was out in a feeble attempt at replacing new and frreshly
replanted rhizomes that were heaved completely out of the ground--and the
blasted deer have been EATING, not sampling, them, also. Their absolute
favorite seemed to be the IB, INVASION IN PINK. Every cotton-pickin'
rhizome was munched to the ground. And nothing was spat back out--I have
seen deer do that, but never before have I seen them deliberately eat clump
after clump of bearded irises!
Let's trade residences! :-)
Dorothy Fingerhood
daf10@cornell.edu
(Newfield, NY)