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Category Archives: Weather
Spring has Sprung
Apple Buds Spring has sprung and with it comes a new period of growth to replace “the winter that never came”. On the first days of spring the tempurature is nearly 35 degrees F. warmer then the average, and all of … Continue reading
No Need For A New Arc
The weather lately has been so rainy, that I’ve heard more then one joke about my chicken coop being the start of an arc. Now that the sun has finally decided to battle the clouds and start soaking up some … Continue reading
Early Signs of Spring
I caught this sight out of the corner of my eye while petting my niece’s puppy. These green sprouts are Daffodils which are beginning to grow a few weeks earlier then last year. I took a similar picture on March … Continue reading
“Micro Twister”
It’s official, I think I’ve seen everything now… The day started like any other, hot, and dry. I was in the greenhouse cutting some hose for a different project when I heard a huge gust of wind, and felt the … Continue reading