Birds~69

Drought guy may be on to something...although this seems normal to me. https://www.accuweather.com/en/winter-weather/polar-vortex-aftermath-to-bring-more-chilly-may-days-to-midwest-northeast/1886949

46f, 12AM...windows open, I think I heard the ice cream truck guy?

As long as it doesn't affect beer, whiskey or vodka prices, I'm in pretty good shape.... 61F Big fan of the EMC. Big fan! I ain't kidding! Big fan! The Moon is kicking ass tonight...

As long as it doesn't affect beer, whiskey or vodka prices, I'm in pretty good shape.... 61F

Exactly. This year last freeze/frost is not that much different than in the past. If so, only by a little. No need to think fruit crops are in serious jeopardy. RedSky is turning into drought guy thinking the world will end if we're off by a little from average. Calm down and have some wine. Oh wait, you can't, the grape vines are destroyed from the freeze! May God help us....

By a week or so? And the fruit world would be catastrophically destroyed this season? Drought guy said the freeze was 2 weeks ago which is around mid April. Doesn't sound super late? I think things will be just fine...perhaps a record setting over abundance. 57F, heading to the 40s.

Isn't this around normal (last freeze) around these parts? What makes this year especially bad? AI Overview The average last spring freeze (32°F) in Philadelphia usually occurs between late March and mid-April, with central city areas often seeing their last frost around April 4th–5th and suburban or outlying areas frequently experiencing frost as late as April 15th–20th. A safe, conservative date to avoid damage to sensitive plants is often considered mid-May. The Old Farmer’s Almanac +4 Average Last Frost Dates: Central Philadelphia/Franklin Institute: ~April 4-5 Suburban/Higher Elevation: ~April 15-20 Risk Period: A 30% chance of frost remains up until April 25 in some areas.

I'm extremely thrilled about this... 57F at 9:30pm

53F/Overcast. With the weather and NFL talk/draft....Fall-ish feeling in the air.

Not quite. Cheifs traded picks 78 and 148, Birds traded 114 and 137. All and all, I like what Howie did there. With Brown leaving and Hurts is in his prime you have to give him every possible tool. And I agree picking up Greenard was a good move and yes he should have a field day out there for the reason you mentioned...

Look at the fan to the left...Crosby cracks a small smile. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/doKgQhJNciY

Maybe a little steep but it wasn't a deep draft and 2 4th rounders...meh, I was ok w/it. I don't know exactly how they calculate "points" but it seems like a even trade...

Quite a beaut out there...42F/rain.

I'll say yeah....drops stating to fall. 47F, beautiful Spring day.

I don't care but let's hope it last. Weekend still looks great so all systems go as far as I'm concerned... 58F/Sun breaking out little by little