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April 2016 discussion/obs


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The highest it went last night was KP 5-6. That happens on average once a month. KP 8 for example happens once or twice a year.

 

I know, but funny it occurs around the same time.  Strong correlation between solar activity and increased earthquake activity...(magnetic) and what do u know, a 7 mag quake just occurred near Vanuatu.

 

peak winds could still be reached...even in a few hours from now in spots.  

 

Gusts just within the last half hour in parts SW of here  :

 

Wilmington, DE :  52 mph

Reading, PA airport : 48 mph

Lancaster, PA : 47 mph

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the big story with this one seems to be outages galore. 

 

probably why not a ton are able to post / view .  Image doesn't even include PSEG outages ...or the actual number of people affected....just the number of outages.

 

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Only 11k outages on the island, which is nothing for a hyped up wind event.

 

If not for the snow IMBY, this event would have been a bust. Sure it has been windy, but not more than we have seen this past winter between the blizzard, and the past few weeks.

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A few shots from this morning's 2.9" of snow in central Dutchess...

Nice shots. If not for the middle pic with the budding flowers those would pass for mid January. I was hopping for an early start to the garden season but thats all on hold and I'm actually wondering if I need to cover up my Hyacinths over the next couple nights.
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Nice shots. If not for the middle pic with the budding flowers those would pass for mid January. I was hopping for an early start to the garden season but thats all on hold and I'm actually wondering if I need to cover up my Hyacinths over the next couple nights.

If we get in to the mid 20s most perennials will die back. I laugh at the landscape guys that have already done full installations. They use perennials that come up from farms down south or are forced in hot houses. There's going to be allot of unhappy clients when all their beautiful perennials go poof!!! I have actually told a couple potential clients we need to hold off at least another week for installations

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If we get in to the mid 20s most perennials will die back. I laugh at the landscape guys that have already done full installations. They use perennials that come up from farms down south or are forced in hot houses. There's going to be allot of unhappy clients when all their beautiful perennials go poof!!! I have actually told a couple potential clients we need to hold off at least another week for installations

Well you are the resident expert. Let me know if I should throw a plastic sheet over them. I know hyacinth are usually pretty tough.

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If we get in to the mid 20s most perennials will die back. I laugh at the landscape guys that have already done full installations. They use perennials that come up from farms down south or are forced in hot houses. There's going to be allot of unhappy clients when all their beautiful perennials go poof!!! I have actually told a couple potential clients we need to hold off at least another week for installations

 

This may be the first time during early April that temps dropped into the 20's after reaching 79 in NYC a few days earlier. Looks like a nice cold air drain right down the Hudson Valley Tuesday morning.

 

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Could have practically grown tomatoes until Christmas around here and now it's April and I'm wondering if the early bulbs are going to freeze up. Crazy. 34.

Crazy isn't it? The next two nights are low 20s for me. Not good for the early blooms.

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Could have practically grown tomatoes until Christmas around here and now it's April and I'm wondering if the early bulbs are going to freeze up. Crazy. 34.

That's what happens when you have the warmest November through Mach period in recorded history. Now we have tress and flowers blooming 3-6 weeks early around our area and we're now getting what normally happens in April  in most of our area and that's several hard freezes.

 

Please God never another 5 month period like that again, it was brutal.

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