We usually have a first fire in mid April but apart from two cold days it has been a mild period now having said that I expect mother nature to shut me up
One good thing to come out of this late Spring is the strawberries. They are going to be larger and sweeter than usual. We have already eaten some local ones and for this early in the year and despite the lack of sunshine it does look as if it will be an exceptional year for them.
Actually woke up to a lovely day. Sun is out and we have lost that cold underchill to the air. However rain is forecast for later so it will be interesting to see how the day holds up. Hopefully some time in the garden today.
Well, it has been beautiful all day. The Magnolia seems to have suffered though. Leaves are yellow and not a bud in site. I believe it is suffering from an over abundance of rain.
Our almost summer winter is over now, getting the new global warming spring showers,
very windy rainstorms, day after day, dark with heavy rains, for a while, then sunny, for another while.
At least it's a warm rain.
I didn't even wear a sweater for one day this winter.
I find it hard to believe it is only two days away from June and we are STILL lighting fires. Worst Spring I can remember and that includes the year we had snow in May.
Its bright and sunny again today but there is that cold edge underneath the sunshine. Although we sat in the garden yesterday it certainly was not hot, and the evenings are too cold to sit out without a coat and scarf.
We totally bypassed Spring ... went from the last season of Summer straight into this new season of Summer. We have two seasons here: summer and summer.
107°F here on Saturday ... We made it all through May without hitting the century mark, and then Jun 1st, whammo.
We have heat to spare ... and way too much stupid sunshine ... :lol:
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