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Pittsburgh (KPIT) already below zero (still slow compared to out west though ). That breaks a 1,078-day streak without 0 F temps and 1,080-day without subzero temps
Yes it is wild to see green grass.... ours goes brown in later October after hard freezes.....and gets green up in late april-mid May. The other times it is under snow.
Yes it is wild but something I've become accustom to I guess. Sometimes it does look brown but as soon as we get rain and 50s the color comes right out.
Wish I can say that pic was enhanced but it was a natural pic. Grass here only goes brown when there's a drought. But it is dormant right now since its not growing.
Those years we had a 4 week+ long snowpack are special years. lol Want to hear something funny? I remember mowing the lawn in January 2007. Usually first mow is end of March/beginning of April.
Want to hear something else? I can take a shovel and till some areas right now.
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Cambium, could this be a baromteric pressure thing causing that?
Not sure it was high or low enough but I do see some bounces. Have you checked the nearest stations to see how low or high it bounced? I do believe in that and my hockey knees agree change in atmospheric pressures/weather will get to some of us.
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Originally Posted by nei
Look at Alaska/Yukon/BC! 42°F above average!
Nice catch, and Maine at this hour in time. Maybe someone can pull some data from recent temps in Alaska? I'm curious.
Calgary, Alberta 42F / 5C today...gotta love those chinooks
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). That breaks a 1,078-day streak without 0 F temps and 1,080-day without subzero temps
But it is dormant right now since its not growing. 
Usually first mow is end of March/beginning of April.
