What's the weather like in your neck of the woods?
sotc
Dormant hero!!
It's been snowing, sleeting and sunshiney off and on all day
Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
It rained in the night, and was damp all day. Not five seconds ago we got a huge lightning strike. I think it's going to be a pretty good storm.
Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
Now we're getting hail. Probably get a frickin tornado.
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DTW902
Guest
Well got back from the funerals last week. Came home Thursday, the storm moved in Friday All ice the power went out Friday evening, and it's still out. Power lines and poles down all over the place. Phone ringing off the wall everybody in a panic. O-well I'm tired as hell, it will be better when the power comes back on. Then someday clean the limbs up in my yard.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
And severe thunderstoms moving in now Dave!! Gotta love KS!!!!
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DTW902
Guest
I am already tired of wading around in the mud, just what I need more moisture. I need it to dry up so I can burn pastures and the prairie hay field.
Old Monkey
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The weather has been erratic. Its a colder than usual spring.
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DTW902
Guest
I live in the Flint Hills Steve, burning is the best thing for the native grass. It's a site to see thousands of acre's of grass on fire at the same time.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
70s here.. All this week too... Worst is mid 60s day time this week coming. nights have been in the 40s, and will be in upper 30s later this week. Sunshine everyday till next week. I guess we might get some rain. We damn well need it. Running out of burn season real quick. Things are just getting dried out by lack of rain and an abundance of wind.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Adds to the soils too as I remember DWT
But what about the bunny wabbits?
That's what I figured but I thought I would ask. Our grasses in the coast range hills don't need to be burned but when we ran cattle in the san joaquin river flood plain there was some grass there that would get real tough and the cattle wouldn't eat it unless you either burned it or mowed it.
That's what I figured but I thought I would ask. Our grasses in the coast range hills don't need to be burned but when we ran cattle in the san joaquin river flood plain there was some grass there that would get real tough and the cattle wouldn't eat it unless you either burned it or mowed it.
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DTW902
Guest
Also weed and brush control.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
Basicly it is to burn off the dried up weeds and brush that the cattle don't eat to keep it from taking over the feild Steve.
As Dave said, these are HUGE tracts of land and bush hogging isn't an option! Burn it off and the grass comes back fat dumb and happy. Repeat about every two years.
It is indeed something spectacular to watch!
As Dave said, these are HUGE tracts of land and bush hogging isn't an option! Burn it off and the grass comes back fat dumb and happy. Repeat about every two years.
It is indeed something spectacular to watch!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
My family used to burn out there in KS. I still have family in Skiddy and White City. Come to think of it ... Skiddy is family LMAO
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Chisel Tooth
Guest
Mid 50s and fracking rain again! aaaaaargh!
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Johnny O
Guest
Weather at our house
High in the 70's cool at night. Great day to go to the beach.
High in the 70's cool at night. Great day to go to the beach.
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Johnny O
Guest
Weather at our house
High in the 70's cool at night. Great day to go to the beach.
Aptos California Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary
High in the 70's cool at night. Great day to go to the beach.
Aptos California Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
in the 40s today with showers later.... Woke up to some ice this AM from the rain yesterday. Supposed to rain on and off till after Friday I believe.
OTGBOSTON
punk in drublic
Sun is shining, upper 50's today 
SkwerI
Treehouser
sawinredneck
Treehouser
73 with thunderstorms developing around us.
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