[AT] Spam> Ohio Weather;

[john hall]

That warm air has reached us as well. We've had 4 measurable snowfalls this 
month, I never remember that happening in Dec., maybe only 1 other time in 
Jan. or Feb. The entire month was really cold and windy. Yesterday it warmed 
up into the 60's and melted most of the snow. I've got one late planted 
field of wheat that I don't know if it will ever come up thick enough to 
make a stand. The next few days of warm air will help tell the tale if this 
field will amount to anything. All of the fields need some warm air and 
sunshine.

John Hall

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gene Dotson" <gdotsly at watchtv.net>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2010 9:37 PM
Subject: [AT] Spam> Ohio Weather;


>    Reading Ralph's posts with -15  degrees and saturated unfrozen soil 
> made
> me think of the contrasting weather we are having in Ohio. Our soil was
> still very dry going into winter. Got about 5 inches of snow between 
> Dec.12
> and 20. Weather was below freezing the whole time so the snow stayed on 
> till
> a couple days ago. Last 2 days was in the mid to high 50's with brisk 
> south
> wind blowing. With the warm weather and wind, there is very little water 
> on
> the ground. Was a little muddy this morning but dried up this afternoon.
> Walked my airstrip and it is dry and solid. Can probably drive a tractor
> across the fall plowed ground.
>
>    9:30pm here and still 55 degrees.
>
>                        Gene
>
>
>
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