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in a perfect world, GA will always be cold by September
hey do you know where Pickle Lake, ON is?? How cold does it get there in winter?
If GA was cold in September, you're growing season would be less than 3 months long.
Though I suppose it wouldn't bother you if nearly all your produce had to be brought in, since you like cold so much.
Yes I know where Pickle Lake is.
Best answer: TOO COLD!
Pickle Lake is a few hundred northwest of Thunder Bay;
a place that already has a bleak, very-severe winter.
It averages -11, -14 and -13 C for highs, which is like 7 to 13 F for the high. Record low is somewhere around -60 F.
It's actually colder than Ft. McMurray, even though Pickle Lake is father south.
Average annual high is 5.3 C and average low is -6 C which means there's permafrost.
Last edited by ColdCanadian; 06-24-2008 at 06:44 PM..
If GA was cold in September, you're growing season would be less than 3 months long.
Though I suppose it wouldn't bother you if nearly all your produce had to be brought in, since you like cold so much.
Yes I know where Pickle Lake is.
Best answer: TOO COLD!
Pickle Lake is a few hundred northwest of Thunder Bay;
a place that already has a bleak, very-severe winter.
It averages -11, -14 and -13 C for highs, which is like 7 to 13 F for the high. Record low is somewhere around -60 F.
It's actually colder than Ft. McMurray, even though Pickle Lake is father south.
Average annual high is 5.3 C and average low is -6 C which means there's permafrost.
hey thanks for all that, don't want to live there, just curious
well, it's my first day here in South FL, it's HOT and VERY,VERY humid......88 with a heat index of 100, well this is my new home. spent all day unloading the moving truck in this heat and humidity, and I'm BEAT right now
Alright!!! You made it to your new location. I've got to make a mental note of that now when you post your temps.
yea lol if you see my location it's "plotting my escape"
yea, if you see it's January and it's 83 degrees, i'm definitely not in GA, if you ever come to Ft.Lauderdale make a stop in Pembroke Pines, FL. That's where I live, you'll be welcome here in my home(well, my parents don't know ya, but you'll feel welcome by me!!)
well, it's my first day here in South FL, it's HOT and VERY,VERY humid......88 with a heat index of 100, well this is my new home. spent all day unloading the moving truck in this heat and humidity, and I'm BEAT right now
Hey I was wondering when you were going to get there. I know you hate the heat, it can really take a toll on you, be sure and drink a lot of water!
Currently in Houston, TX
Mostly Cloudy 80°F
Feels Like
84°F
Dew Point: 73°F
Humidity: 79%
Pressure: 30.10 inches
Wind: From the Southeast at 8 mph
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, don't want to live there, just curious
. spent all day unloading the moving truck in this heat and humidity, and I'm BEAT right now
