Texas is a nice place to visit, go east tell you smell it then south tell you step in it.

River

Our projected high was upper 80's near 90 today. It just went up to 97F with a huge jump in humidity too - at 8PM?

I have lived here in Wisconsin for many years, this is the first year that I have needed to water my lawn, its turning brown, its a first, it never turns brown.

River

Everything balances out.

I got a sprinkling in July.

Your old stompin' grounds probably got real rain.

Maybe even a flash flood. Ask yourself:

Would your lawn have been brown by now

when the Vikings grazed animals in Greenland?

NO, there was no grass here at that time. Greenland was still mostly a big sheet of ice, it was only the edges that were not, ice cores prove that.

River

That's right. It was old growth forest at that time. All destroyed in the 1800's.

So you could plant a lawn.

Please let me know when there are pasture grazing areas on the coast of Greenland.

Like 1000 year ago.

The good thing about Global Warming is I get moderate summers, hot autumns and imported water.

"They" say El Nino has returned. I get more rain. All is good. If we can trust, them.

Also, when the "Day After Tomorrow" effect occurs, you will be among those lost,

I will be able to evacuate to Mexico.

helped my brother get his irrigation pump up and running

finally in 3 years we need to water corn...i think el nino is already here...this is the summer i remember

loading hay again today 75 degrees...we had a marine push from the ocean this morning and had morning clouds

big solar flare on the sun this morning coming right at us

i know its summer.... as i type this ....swathers and combines pass by the house while my lunch gets ready

Rain last nite.

All night it seems I heard light rain. An occasional muffled thunder clap.

The air remained humid and too warmish.

I would not like the Tropics for sure.

Give me an irrigated desert coastline.

sduyck_2000 (imported) wrote: Sat Jul 14, 2012 10:43 am helped my brother get his irrigation pump up and running

finally in 3 years we need to water corn...i think el nino is already here...this is the summer i remember

loading hay again today 75 degrees...we had a marine push from the ocean this morning and had morning clouds

big solar flare on the sun this morning coming right at us

i know its summer.... as i type this ....swathers and combines pass by the house while my lunch gets ready

Look at the maps on the news websites concerning the drought. 1000 counties are declared in drought and that is not good for farming of any kind.

http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/

Enjoy the cheap meat while you can.

Prices will be going up

Moi

Carnivore