Ginx snewx

That's not the issue with your statement.

I would be fine but another trip to North Foster would be in the cards

Well either your NAM Euro statement is flawed or its not

Must be the other NAM I am looking at

What do we do now with 18Z NAM crushing you

Google is my friend Turns out these airborne jewels are as tough as diamonds. In cold weather, hummingbird bodies enter into an "energy-conservation mode called torpor," according to Oregon State ecologist Adam Hadley. Birds that stay north for the winter experience a nightly "mini-hibernation," in which their 107-degree body temperatures can plummet to 48 degrees. Heart rates also slow during torpor: The blue-throated hummingbird’s heart rate, for instance, drops from 1,260 beats per minute to 50 to 180 beats.

Snow cold IDK

Oh damn my hummingbirds are back.

Here, insane in the membrane

18z Euro had a snow band in the hills of NE Ct Nw RI with temps around 33

This was a holy shit moment for me for Wed night.

Yes my question to Brian was a joke about Norway. Definitely an invasive species. Haven't seen the Acer Rubrum reference college lol

What have you got against Norway

Actually south of Canada's

Lol

Where is UK out?

Ya know I have been watching that second piece of energy lol geezus.

Pivotal seems way overdone. This is Kuchie probably better this time of year

Now that would take down trees not some mealy 1 to 3

Maybruary

Pic?

Lol buds and small leaves like I said. Little different than your 1 to 3 snow taking out fully leafed trees. Pics of your backyard, mine

Where are the leafed out trees in the hills? I see buds and tiny leaves in the hills. Valleys farther ahead

Absolutely true . Hopefully a sign real warmth will overtake after the 15th although LR models and weeklies say not so fast

As Scott said beware of pretty colors with WF below us. Still BN ^^^