The overall pattern continues to paint the above normal precipitation bullseye right on top of us…
The GFS Extended Ensembles match my idea…
The control run…
I will update things later today. Make it a good one and take care.
7 Comments
Schroeder on February 20, 2023 at 5:10 am
Thanks Chris. Way too early for Spring like weather. Plants will be breaking dormancy soon and only to be destroyed by a late Freeze. Can’t wait for the entire year to be over.
Which Way Is the Wind Blowing on February 20, 2023 at 6:25 am
You kinda of have some Winston Churchill vibes going on this morning. ‘This is the end of the beginning.’
Schroeder on February 20, 2023 at 11:07 am
LOL……
JoeDfromBG on February 20, 2023 at 10:00 am
All across our Bowling Green neighborhood, maple and sweet gum tree buds have popped, my day lily plants are up, and a neighbor’s tulips, which he says have never appeared before the second week March, will be budding by the end of this month. Local forecast is calling for a high of 76° on Wednesday, 78° on Thursday, and 49° on Friday. Good news is that my February electric bill should be dramatically lower, unless TVA slaps on a “fuel adjustment.”
Schroeder on February 20, 2023 at 10:18 am
At my place, so far every thing except Daffodils are dormant. Next two weeks if the night temperatures are above 60 degrees, the growing season will commence. Two early, but I’ve seen this unfortunate scenario many times in Indiana. Here in South Central Kentucky it’s a yearly occurrence seems like.
Schroeder on February 20, 2023 at 11:13 am
I meant Too not two. Boy, I’m really dumb these days.
Schroeder on February 20, 2023 at 10:22 am
I have no complaints this Winter’s with the heating bills and I keep my thermostat at 68 degrees.
Thanks Chris. Way too early for Spring like weather. Plants will be breaking dormancy soon and only to be destroyed by a late Freeze. Can’t wait for the entire year to be over.
You kinda of have some Winston Churchill vibes going on this morning. ‘This is the end of the beginning.’
LOL……
All across our Bowling Green neighborhood, maple and sweet gum tree buds have popped, my day lily plants are up, and a neighbor’s tulips, which he says have never appeared before the second week March, will be budding by the end of this month. Local forecast is calling for a high of 76° on Wednesday, 78° on Thursday, and 49° on Friday. Good news is that my February electric bill should be dramatically lower, unless TVA slaps on a “fuel adjustment.”
At my place, so far every thing except Daffodils are dormant. Next two weeks if the night temperatures are above 60 degrees, the growing season will commence. Two early, but I’ve seen this unfortunate scenario many times in Indiana. Here in South Central Kentucky it’s a yearly occurrence seems like.
I meant Too not two. Boy, I’m really dumb these days.
I have no complaints this Winter’s with the heating bills and I keep my thermostat at 68 degrees.