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John1122

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    Campbell Co, Tennessee 1750'

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  1. It was 38 here this morning on a forecast low of 45.
  2. That's surprising, it seems like Super Ninos are torches here.
  3. It got to 33 here this morning. I had everything covered and may need to once more. I normally wait until May 7th to plant but this year, pulling the trigger early has me doing extra work.
  4. The rain collapsed that was supposed to hit last night, and we ended up with .02. I'm not sure why these huge complexes just die as they move out of the mid state.
  5. We pulled off 1.5 inches from that overnight round of rain. Had quite a few power outages from that first wave. As Jeff noted, house rattling thunder, that had my dogs in quite a stir.
  6. Looks like the Euro whiffed on the light rain, thank goodness. We are getting a heavy thunderstorm currently.
  7. Looks like the models are doing Lucy with the football again, on the rain in my area. Went from 1+ inch totals to the Euro splitting the rain and mostly missing my area. It spit out .14 inches for the next 7 days here now.
  8. The big rains modeled for today into Sunday have collapsed imby. 1+ inches modeled, now down to less than a 10th. It's brutal trying to break out of a drought. A few years ago it seemed it wouldn't stop raining. Now it won't start.
  9. Mammoth got 16 inches of snow earlier this week. Probably another month of winter to go for them.
  10. 34 degrees this morning on a forecast of 41. I covered my tomatoes and will again tonight.
  11. 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.
  12. And since my tomatoes are planted, the GFS is throwing out accumulating snow for the plateau/mountains.
  13. The rain did indeed collapse without a drop falling here.
  14. 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.
  15. 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.
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