There is a 200 year old oak tree leafing our in our neighborhood. An iconic, picturesque one. Until it got exploded by a lightning strike this morning at 4 am.
This is an average over 10 days. So it will be colder than the 50's.
Uggh, hopefully it will survive. I am a hobby woodworker and those old trees have a lot more character than most young stuff, but I still hate it when we lose them. Think about everything they have lived through.
Man that is horrible. Saw that with hurricane Fran. Everybody was crying about the damage to the houses, but it was the trees that upset me the most. As long as nobody gets hurt, a house can be rebuilt quickly. But a loss of an old tree is unreplaceable.
It looks good, but too far out in fantasy land. Might as well be the CFS at this range. At least the cold look continues.
But at this range, you could end up in the bullseye. I've relearned this year that anything past day 7 is garbage.
A shot or 2 is all you can ask for in March, especially this winter. The GFS Suite has definitely moved toward the CMC / Euro in the medium range
