Monday, January 9, 2012

The long hot winter

This is what winter should look like today in the hilly parts of Kansas, and yes there are hills here especially all along the northern and the eastern tiers of counties.  (though my farm land and my brothers are both flat as hell)

So far the end of December and January have been like spring, 50's day time and sometimes a light frost at night.  Many new high temp records set.   The central part of the state had one little snow, two inches maybe, melted within 24 hours.  West near Colorado line they had one hard blow that closed I70 overnight once.  Last winter we had one fierce cold snap for 3 or 4 days, the rest was like this, a long hot winter, it means more bugs to have mild winters, and more disease in animals both wild and farmed.

2 comments:

  1. That's the "hilly" part of the state? Dude, you'd be hard to find football fields in east Tennessee that flat...

    Something's definitely wrong with the weather. On New Year's Day we were strolling around in short sleeved shirts and shorts. Over the weekend we took long walks in 60 degree temps. I think it's dropped into the 20's twice all winter, so far here in middle TN.

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  2. Yet, the ideas of climate change and global warming are both dismissed as liberal lies by
    the thumper right. Amazing, isn't it?
    But, believe this - Winter isn't over. No sir, not for awhile - I have seen it snow knee high to a tall giraffe here in Indiana in mid March..


    Sarge

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