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I refused to take pics of our snowfall today. I'm making believe it's not there.
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JBtheExplorer
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I'm pretty frustrated as well. Our average temp for this time of year is 50°F. Everything is in the 30s for at least the next week, with quite a few snow chances. This is the kind of Spring that I always fear. December, January, and February and bad enough, but it's much worse when March and April decide to be winter instead of spring.
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yep, snowed here this morning also. started about 3AM came down softly, no wind. all melted now.
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We have been getting a lot of Arctic blasts from Canada this year and I've even been feeling them here in Florida. We get another one on Thursday. That's why I say Trump is wrong about needing a wall on our southern border....We need a wall on the northern border to keep out them Arctic fronts.
P.S. I heard Jim Cantore on the weather channel commenting on the snow this morning and he said there's one advantage that the snow actually has a good amount of nitrogen in it for the soil.
Is this true..anyone ever hear this?
P.S. I heard Jim Cantore on the weather channel commenting on the snow this morning and he said there's one advantage that the snow actually has a good amount of nitrogen in it for the soil.
Is this true..anyone ever hear this?
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If Jim Cantore said it, it must be true. After all, people on television can’ lie.
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He is partially correct. Both snow and rain do have nitrogen in them, especially in the bigger cities. Most of it comes from various pollutants, such as traffic. As to being a good amount, not really. I cant quite remember the amount per acre, but its not a lot.
I do believe he was trying to find the silver lining for you