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April 2012 General Discussion


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Top shelf day. Spent most of it in the greenhouse where it topped out around 78 with a 72 dewpoint. All filled up now.

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Windmill palm I planted in July 2008 is getting huge. Two new fronds already this spring.

Yeah you do have that filled up! What is that big plant on the left side above^? Such a large plant in a small pot!

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I think we're paying for a mild March! Crazy we are even mentioning the "s" word in this region after this winter! lol.

... I think Tropical's investment shown on the last page was a good idea!

Mostly sunny and about 53° right now!

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I think we're paying for a mild March! Crazy we are even mentioning the "s" word in this region after this winter! lol

Mostly sunny and about 53° right now!

The great thing is for many on this board this wouldn't even be considered paying. If we get a late season snowstorm, this might be my favorite spring. We get the topsy turvy weather that spring is known for.

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The great thing is for many on this board this wouldn't even be considered paying. If we get a late season snowstorm, this might be my favorite spring. We get the topsy turvy weather that spring is known for.

Operational GFS definetly shows a snow threat, but wouldnt get to excited. The ensembles are all over the place. One member takes the 10 degrees 850 iso all the way to international falls.

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LaCrosse:

HIGH PRESSURE WILL SLIDE INTO THE EASTERN GREAT LAKES FRIDAY AS ANOTHER

POTENT SHORTWAVE TROUGH ROTATES ACROSS THE CENTRAL PLAINS.

PRECIPITATION WILL EDGE EASTWARD...BUT QUESTION WILL BE HOW MUCH

DRY AIR WILL BE IN PLACE FROM THE GREAT LAKES HIGH. HIGHEST

PROBABILITIES WILL BE ACROSS THE WESTERN ZONES THROUGH FRIDAY

NIGHT...AS DRY LOW LEVEL FLOW CONTINUES OVER MUCH OF WISCONSIN.

BOTH THE 23.12Z GFS AND ECMWF PUSH SURFACE LOW INTO CENTRAL

ILLINOIS SATURDAY AND INTO THE OHIO VALLEY SUNDAY. WARM FRONT

REMAINS WELL SOUTH OF THE AREA WITH A STEADY PRECIPITATION FALLING

TO THE NORTH OF THE LOW. GFS SOUNDINGS INDICATING THAT COLUMN TO

BE SUFFICIENTLY COLD ENOUGH TO SUPPORT SNOW. QUESTION WILL BE

BOUNDARY LAYER TEMPERATURES. FOR NOW WILL KEEP IT ALL IN THE

LIQUID FORM...BUT WILL HAVE TO KEEP AN EYE ON THIS TIME PERIOD.

SYSTEM WILL EXIT SUNDAY AND SOME QUESTION AS LINGERING

PRECIPITATION CHANCES INTO SUNDAY NIGHT. BY MONDAY THOUGH...HIGH

PRESSURE WILL BE FIRMLY IN CONTROL OF THE WEATHER.

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