More Weather Weirdness
I was looking out of the back window just now, and noticed with a shock that the Carolina Jessamine is blooming. This plant usually blooms in January or February in the Deep South, but we are at the very northern limit of where it grows. Last year it bloomed in late March/early April.
Although it did drop slightly below freezing last night, today is supposed to be 55 and sunny, and lows will be in the 50's for the rest of the week.
We have not had our fireplace on since the one time we tried it earlier in the year. It just gets too warm.
I was thinking of that article that I read that said that Louisville's climate from here on out will be more like north Florida. That makes me wonder: What kind of overheated hell is Florida going to become?
Although it did drop slightly below freezing last night, today is supposed to be 55 and sunny, and lows will be in the 50's for the rest of the week.
We have not had our fireplace on since the one time we tried it earlier in the year. It just gets too warm.
I was thinking of that article that I read that said that Louisville's climate from here on out will be more like north Florida. That makes me wonder: What kind of overheated hell is Florida going to become?
posted by Greg at 9:38 AM
1 Comments:
The weather is indeed bizarre. It was almost 70 here yesterday and by 7pm last nite it was 38 and we were having flash floods. Now it's freezing rain, later it will be Flash Flooding Freezing Rain. What's that? I'm imagining it to look like Superman's home planet around here in about 12 hours. RYAN/Dallas.
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