Frost anyone ?

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SMHimrod

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Got our first frost(northern MN). Had 31 degrees this morning, and it is still august. Goofy weather this year. My poor gardens have struggled all summer and now this-bummer.

 

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fixerupper

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• Aug 30, 2009

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38 in NW Iowa. Jim

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Aug 30, 2009

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104 in S. Cal.

 

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boatplayer

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• Aug 30, 2009

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was 63 this am in Boise Id, frost above 7500" elevation...

 

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Dutchman

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• Aug 30, 2009

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We were in the mid 40's at 3am ...

I know I'm not ready for COLD weather.... like you said it's Aug.

Mark

 

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Allan in NE

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Was down talking to the gent who farms the irrigated ground a couple of days ago.

He has a half circle of the prettiest darned beans ya ever saw, but they are a month late due to the wet cold spring.

Just hoping that we can get by this full moon. :>(

Allan

 

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E.B. Haymakin'

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Bring it on we need it down here. Keep sending them cold fronts, this has been the mildest summer in 5 years.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Lowest we have had in Eastern NY was in the 50s, higher up there showing 40s. Wont be long and we may get frost. Some years we get in September, and some years not until the end of October. Strange season this year has been.

 

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Coloken

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• Aug 30, 2009

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"Going to be an early fall!"
Does not apply any more.
It IS an early fall here in NE Colorado.

 

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John Harmon

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• Aug 30, 2009

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8:00 AM.Central Arizona,in the Desrt it is 87 degrees,by mid afternoon expect 112 degrees.clear sky,20 mile visability. good day to go Flying.

 

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john in la

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What part of in La do you not understand

• Aug 30, 2009

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Boy I could sure use some of that frost about right now.

With heat and humidity it feels like 97 outside right now and it is not even noon.

 

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Kris Golden

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Does this mean Al Gore has to give back his Nobel Peace Prize???

 

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DownSouth

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Just like John, we could use a whisp or two of your frost. We need the moisture bad here, been drier than a popcorn toot this summer so believe it or not we are looking forward to the chance of rain later today. Although I can't say 97 degrees and rain make for a very pleasant day outside!

 

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GordoSD

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• Aug 30, 2009

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42 degrees F last night in Eastern SD.

Gordo

 

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Billy Shafer

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• Aug 30, 2009

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We have had some heavy dew here in southeast Texas. But not much else. No rain to speak of.

 

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Bill in Colo

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Rio Blanco County, Co

• Aug 30, 2009

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Aug. 12 & 13 th 6000 ft mostly warm since.

 

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Fordfarmer

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Posasable scattered frost predicted for us (n/w WI) tonight... hope they are WRONG!! Our corn needs more time!

 

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Hugh MacKay

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• Aug 30, 2009

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SM: No frost here in southern Ontario, night time temps keep hanging just below 50F. But it plain feels like fall.

I just said too my good better half, I'm going to have an auction, then head for Costa Rica. She said, "Should I go upstairs and pack." Seriously, there is no need of a retired couple putting up with winter.

 

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GeneMO

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Pilot Grove, Mo.

• Aug 30, 2009

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No because the chicken littles changed the phrase to "climate change" Now they can be wrong, but still claim to be right. What a bunch of idiots!

Gene

 

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Paul from MI

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• Aug 30, 2009

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Ken,
How far are you from Brush, CO? I bought a JD D about 20 years ago that originally came from Brush, CO.
Just wonderin'
Paul

 

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steveormary

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• Aug 30, 2009

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You are absoluly right Hugh. There is no reason to put up with cold winters. We moved from central NE to the south of NM not too far from the Rio Grande.(Las Cruces) I dont have to cut no firewood.shovel no snow or get up in the middle of a cold winters night and check cows.

Might even go to Bali one of these winters.

Keep warm
steveormary

 

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wilamayb

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• Aug 31, 2009

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The USA Today ran an ariticle a few days ago telling that global warming as relevant as ever. (Tuesday I think).

You would think they would wait for another heat wave so at least someone would believe it. I cant imagine they had many takers after the temps this year.

They have been known to be so credible in the past. LOL!

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Aug 31, 2009

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Is that due to the fires?

 

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gitrib

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• Aug 31, 2009

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56 degree here in Oklahoma. Got some fourth and fifth cutting Alafafa ready to be cut. Field got split due rain. It does not look good. RAIN forcast for next seven day, Took a half bale to county fair and won Grand Champ Hay.
gitrib

 

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Jahaze

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• Aug 31, 2009

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It was 36 in central Michigan this morning, pockets of frost in low-lying areas.