Posted by DeltaRed on February 15, 2015 at 08:05:06 from (65.100.146.228):
While you guys 'back east' are haveing all this cold and snow,we here are haveing the warmest and driest winter EVER. Not good! No snow means short/limited irrigation supplys.The snow that is up there will comeing down early,not gradually as normal.Warm temps means all the fruit trees are budding(way too early),only to get frozen.We will be lucky to get any fruit at all.This warm weather also is not killing all the bugs either.Yesterday was 60 degrees.Folks have been plowing for 2 weeks now.Not freezeing so there will be lots of clods to work down.All the city people are saying "how wonderful" this warm dry winter is.They have no clue....We would love to have some of your cold and snow!Can you send us some?
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