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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread

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It looks amazing ! We killed the plants and kept the bugs and weeds! I mean all these dry sunny days , hazy pollen skies and now crisp trees with bugs everywhere ? Makes you think of some wasteland , or some sort of desert . So gorgeous .
 
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It looks amazing ! We killed the plants and kept the bugs and weeds! I mean all these dry sunny days , hazy pollen skies and now crisp trees with bugs everywhere ? Makes you think of some wasteland , or some sort of desert . So gorgeous .
My annoyance level with this is a 10/10. Need a good muggy warm rainy stretch to get everything going again.
 
It looks amazing ! We killed the plants and kept the bugs and weeds! I mean all these dry sunny days , hazy pollen skies and now crisp trees with bugs everywhere ? Makes you think of some wasteland , or some sort of desert . So gorgeous .
What weird trees do you have that died? Mine are just fine. Shrugged it off and didn't skip a beat. My maples will be full leaf out in < 2 weeks, and Poplars in the back are still pretty green.


Pansies are fine too. Hydrangeas were just leafing out and took a little bite, but they'll be fine as they didn't have any flower buds yet.
 
What weird trees do you have that died? Mine are just fine. Shrugged it off and didn't skip a beat. My maples will be full leaf out in < 2 weeks, and Poplars in the back are still pretty green.


Pansies are fine too. Hydrangeas were just leafing out and took a little bite, but they'll be fine as they didn't have any flower buds yet.
I was at my parents yesterday and there was almost no frost damage yet here at my house it looks like November
 
What weird trees do you have that died? Mine are just fine. Shrugged it off and didn't skip a beat. My maples will be full leaf out in < 2 weeks, and Poplars in the back are still pretty green.


Pansies are fine too. Hydrangeas were just leafing out and took a little bite, but they'll be fine as they didn't have any flower buds yet.
All of them . My poor figs !
 
First things I notice about the weather down here in Fort Lauderdale: It's surprisingly mild and not as hot today, and the humidity is low. But the sun is incredibly strong. Stronger than the sun in Ocean City, Maryland in June.

I drove to the everglades this morning and saw a couple 'gators. This summer will be a true test of how well I can endure the heat and humidity down here, having already endured Delmarva peninsula summers.
 
First things I notice about the weather down here in Fort Lauderdale: It's surprisingly mild and not as hot today, and the humidity is low. But the sun is incredibly strong. Stronger than the sun in Ocean City, Maryland in June.

I drove to the everglades this morning and saw a couple 'gators. This summer will be a true test of how well I can endure the heat and humidity down here, having already endured Delmarva peninsula summers.
After living in Delmarva, I would think that would acclimate you well for summer there. The kicker will be how long SFL summers are..

But I think your biggest obstacle to overcome will be the intensity of the sun. As many here know, I grew up there. 2-3 years ago took the wife down there to where I grew up. She thought that since she can handle the sun here in NC, that she could handle it there too. I tried to warn her...
 
After living in Delmarva, I would think that would acclimate you well for summer there. The kicker will be how long SFL summers are..

But I think your biggest obstacle to overcome will be the intensity of the sun. As many here know, I grew up there. 2-3 years ago took the wife down there to where I grew up. She thought that since she can handle the sun here in NC, that she could handle it there too. I tried to warn her...
The intensity of the sun makes a huge difference. 90 with a dp of 70 will feel much better in Michigan than in Florida due to the much lower sun angle.
 
After living in Delmarva, I would think that would acclimate you well for summer there. The kicker will be how long SFL summers are..

But I think your biggest obstacle to overcome will be the intensity of the sun. As many here know, I grew up there. 2-3 years ago took the wife down there to where I grew up. She thought that since she can handle the sun here in NC, that she could handle it there too. I tried to warn her...
Sun down there peaks at 88 vs 78 here . Atlanta lucky enough to peak over 80. Up in the delmarva they peak at 75 or so. Your wife from Wisconsin I think you said , so where she is from peak summer angle is a mere 69-70.
 
Sun down there peaks at 88 vs 78 here . Atlanta lucky enough to peak over 80. Up in the delmarva they peak at 75 or so. Your wife from Wisconsin I think you said , so where she is from peak summer angle is a mere 69-70.
Actually Atlanta peaks right under 80 at about 79.7.
 
Also , I was fishing like 10 min and the damn warden showed up!! Never been checked in 40 years in NC/SC. Just got my license the day before and son didn’t have his ID card, he’s 14, so didn’t need a license. Fun explains that he’s only 14 and is as big as me
 
I'm gonna be a doordasher.. this is gonna be interesting. No schedule no annoying boss :p and everyone talks about how much they make. I'm not sure what the downside is ? I've been interested in doing this back to when I was still in Texas and it finally happened

I'm keeping my regular job for now(luckily I have the two busiest days Friday and Saturday off for it that was a big reason why I started on it) but I'm really really curious to see how much I can make
 
Sun down there peaks at 88 vs 78 here . Atlanta lucky enough to peak over 80. Up in the delmarva they peak at 75 or so. Your wife from Wisconsin I think you said , so where she is from peak summer angle is a mere 69-70.
Nope, you're right. But she's been in NC for 10+ years now.

That sun just absolutely destroys your vehicles. From the plastics on the dash to the paint on the roof and hood.
 
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