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John1122

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    Campbell Co, Tennessee 1750'

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  1. 34 degrees this morning on a forecast of 41. I covered my tomatoes and will again tonight.
  2. Ended up with .75 rain, about 20 miles south of me in Southern Campbell, N Anderson there was a jackpot zone that had almost 2 inches.
  3. And since my tomatoes are planted, the GFS is throwing out accumulating snow for the plateau/mountains.
  4. The rain did indeed collapse without a drop falling here.
  5. The mid-state storms are starting to die out. I figure they will collapse before they get to my area. The mid state looks to be getting nice rains today though.
  6. The line of storms that had been modeled to hit here and skip into Kentucky, fell apart here and re-consolidated down south of here. Looked like decent rain for those areas in the valley when it wasn't really supposed to rain at all, it remains dusty dry here. Hopefully the complex in the mid-state holds together but models have it weakening as it gets this way.
  7. I planted tomatoes today. It will probably frost here early week, but I'm going to cover and cross my fingers. It's the earliest I've ever planted frost sensitive plants.
  8. It rained for about 25 minutes here this evening. Mammoth got 25 inches of snow. It was ripping on their webcam yesterday evening.
  9. I just hope the Euro Ai is correct and not the GFS. The GFS rainfall is dramatically different and much drier.
  10. It rained heavily the other night but fires have started back this week. Hopefully the rains return. Above normal temps look like they will close out April, might risk early tomato planting. I normally hold out until April 30th if the first week of May forecast is warm. Have had frosts ihto late May before.
  11. We've had quite a few fires already this spring too. Very rare for spring to see fires here.
  12. One for the ages, 13 inches of cement on the ground here. I'll never forget watching it rip down big, wet, silver dollar + sized flakes. Started around 3pm here and fell overnight. Probably close to 20 inches fell, but there was lots of compacting for 13 inches on the ground.
  13. The dry air did work overnight, it got down to 23 this morning. My forecast low was 34.
  14. It's headed to +QBO territory by winter 26-27, that usually means less blocking and a stronger polar vortex.
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