I use revisions in New Hampshire and I can tell you it was one of the best investments we’ve made. Sorry to hear of others’ problems but everyone I know is very pleased with theirs’
I’d welcome it too. A couple of more snow events to bump up the pack, a mid month heatwave to melt out and then maybe one more nice period of winter, get the -nao done by april, and then summer!
Wunderground persistent with rain or snow feb 8,9,10 up here. With a few inches possible. Not buying it yet but hopeful we get some opportunities starting after the 7th.
With climate change, I've gone from 4B to 5A and it means I get peaches maybe 2 out of 3 years, but the trees themselves usually stay alive, extreme event notwithstanding. They sure are good right out of the yard, aren't they?
is that for mid level temps? I assume the surface temps are dependent upon wind conditions and mid level temps reflect the potential? But then of course, there is wind chill. Whatever, it'll be cold and our peaches are screwed.