Jump to content

dailylurker

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    4,871

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by dailylurker

  1. dailylurker
    The black oaks and pin oak are in the red oak family. They're suffering too
  2. dailylurker
    The red oak trees are dieing off as well. Too much rain and subtropical conditions are killing them in big numbers. It's really sad.
  3. dailylurker
    Let me guess.. same place it's been the past 2 years lol.
  4. dailylurker
    Just had some impressive wind gust in the past 15 minutes. I'd estimate 45 mph at least. Not much rain but that wind was pretty cool. I actually hear some more roaring in the distance. Wind isn't done yet.
  5. dailylurker
    They do hibernate. I was taking logs off my firewood stack last week. I pulled a log off and a half asleep bat plopped on the ground. I left it alone and it was gone the next day. It warmed up enough that it probably took off.
  6. dailylurker
    Looks like another over performer inbound. Crazy how it doesn't just rain anymore. It's always a flood event pretty much every time it rain.
  7. dailylurker
    Another foggy cold day at the beaches. Can't wait to get out of here on Saturday.
  8. dailylurker
    Ugh.. I lived here for 5 years. I remember burning my woodstove in May while 5 miles inland would be sunny and 75. I'd be 50 with low clouds and fog. Even early June can be sneakily shitty lol.
  9. dailylurker
    I'm down in OC on business this week. Yesterday was foggy and about 48 degrees. Miserable this time of year at the coast.
  10. dailylurker
    You should stop by for a severe fail later this spring. Maybe swing by for a tropical fail later this summer. If not I'll see you next season for more winter fails.
  11. dailylurker
    I'm a fan of high 50's low 60's. Even high 50's is short sleeve weather when you're out in the sun. Looks dry too. Perfect potato growing weather. Cold and wet causes seed potatoes to rot.
  12. dailylurker
    Tilled my potato plot yesterday and was surprised how dry it was even down 12 inches. It was perfect for tilling. I thought it would never dry out concerning how wet it was 10 days ago. Higher sun angle and warm winds did the job. Cooler this morning. 45 degrees
  13. dailylurker
    Exactly.
  14. dailylurker
    Today feels like a good day to burn this pile of brush I've been letting dry out.
  15. dailylurker
    Worst thread ever lol. I'm ready to fail at severe now. Had enough failing at winter.
  16. dailylurker
    That last sentence made me chuckle. New here I take it lol
  17. dailylurker
    The mud is starting to tighten up a little bit. These dry breezy days are really helping. High sun angle isn't hurting either. Pre growing season (tilling and fertilizing time for potato planting) is looking fantastic this year. Perfect condition by next week for my ground. 58 under blue skies. Still sunny at 5:18pm.
  18. dailylurker
    One of the coldest mornings of the season here at a not very impressive 23. I think 22 was my coldest.
  19. dailylurker
    Lol gotta use JO#1 for doing stuff like that. JO#2 (the salty one) is basically just for steaming crabs.
  20. dailylurker
    JO spice is what crab houses use. Old Bay is for tourists.
  21. dailylurker
    Yup. Pretty much a blazing dumpster fire full of HIV syringes in AA county for the third winter in a row. I guess the pixie dust slop job was the most exciting event in at least 2 years. Pretty sad lol
  22. dailylurker
    For a bunch of weather weirdos there's so pretty funny s*it on here on a regular lol
  23. dailylurker
    Looks like the radar beam ^
  24. dailylurker
    I've been so frustrated this season that I really didn't keep a detailed log of my totals. I just kept a mental tally and it's between 7-8" for the season. The map above looked accurate for my county.
  25. dailylurker
    Very cool. Another impressive map from the map master. I'm surprised how many members live in the same snow hole as I do.
×
×
  • Create New...