I'm not too worried about drought. That is always the boogeyman that torments weather forums every single year, sometimes multiple times per year. Back in the fall, it was supposed to drought all the way through winter. I expect some we'll see a departure from wet patterns from time to time, but hopefully that's the extent of it.
Pgv finished up -16 inches for 2022. We always got enough to keep things from going overboard but ponds are still down quite a bit from normal.
I'm right around 7in ytd not great. D0 has already creeping west
I'm sure that'll be all inverted by the time next February rolls around.
I’m all in.
I have to ask... what kind
At least we are getting rain. I was just cutting my croquet court down from the winter in, mostly just blowing the leaves off with the blade, and it's not growing yet, but everything above grass level thinks it's late April. I've got mostly a hybrid greens bermuda on it. Put it down from sprigs and I was glad I had a good well. Some good rains every few days would have helped a lot, but it was dry when I put down the sprigs....so the sprinklers ran for hours everyday. Today was a good day for that kind of work....except for frozen hands holding frozen sod.
Good choice, I'm a big fan it resists fungus well and is pretty good tolerant. I bought 100sq ft from super sod to test it out and they didn't go brown until the Christmas cold shot and they were fully green before last weeks freeze. It's so dense don't let it get tall or it'll choke a mower out
People don’t realize how extremely close we were to something here. If we got the usual NW trend as we always have this year then we would be in for a marvelous march snow storm. But it’s not quite there .. of course .. womp