Just in the paper the other day.From June 1st to Aug. 12th? of the 75 days this summer it rained 48 times ,so if that was snow I would of been out a quite a bit. Rain to snow ave. we would of had about50 -60 inches of snow already! That's more snow then NJ saw since it became a State
Just in the paper the other day.From June 1st to Aug. 12th? of the 75 days this summer it rained 48 times ,so if that was snow I would of been out a quite a bit. Rain to snow ave. we would of had about50 -60 inches of snow already! That's more snow then NJ saw since it became a State
Just in the paper the other day.From June 1st to Aug. 12th? of the 75 days this summer it rained 48 times ,so if that was snow I would of been out a quite a bit. Rain to snow ave. we would of had about50 -60 inches of snow already! That's more snow then NJ saw since it became a State
It's really wet around here, I'm glad were done combining wheat. Our soybeans are strarting to drown out in places and mold is really starting to grow. I couldn't even imagine if all this rain was snow.
I heard them talking on the radio the other day, some meteorologist's believe that our weather has gone back into a wet cooler cycle, just it was a much more drastic change than what they had predicted.... now there saying that all this rain will continue to fall as snow just as frequently all winter, last winter we had 34 plow able events i believe i heard a contractor tell me, the last 2 years were 14 and 11... so if this is going to continue, those seasonal's based on 25 plow's... thats gunna hurt
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