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greg b

04-26-2008 04:42:44

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its white here in wisconsin, we had 2 70 degree days since october where is it warm, AL Gore come visit wisconsin

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jose bagge

04-26-2008 08:15:41

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

global warming is man's way of getting mother nature back for the ice age...but it looks like momma nature is fighting back up your way!

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Walt davies

04-26-2008 07:32:44

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

38 here in Monmouth, Or clear and sopposed to be warm today. Was pretty nice yesterday mowed my hay field (front lawn) Walt

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john in la

04-26-2008 07:00:48

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

I see from the local weather reports you guys will finally be sharing some of the rain with us.
Suppose to get a nice rain this afternoon and into the night. We do need it. Only had 2.75 inchs this month and or average is 5.5 inches. Was also down over 3 inches last month.

Now if only we could get you to share some more of the cool weather like you did a few weeks ago.
The house A/C has been turned on and I suspect the next time it will get a rest is in the end of Oct or early Nov.

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in-too-deep

04-26-2008 06:30:45

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

Yup. 'Bout a foot in northern Minnesota.

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Wayne in MN

04-26-2008 06:08:38

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

About 12-15' of wet stuff here this morning, cancellations everywhere, and still blowing & snowing!!
Guess I have to put the snowblower back on just to get out of the driveway.
This is the 3rd weekend in April that we have had snow this year.
Surely brought planting to a halt.

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M Nut

04-26-2008 05:46:30

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

About 3 inches of white stuff in east central MN this morning with 3-4 more predicted as the day wears on. I really don't need this!
Also, the calves I posted about the other day are doing much better and I have not had anymore get scour symptoms. I sure hope this wet snow doesn't trigger another round.

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Janicholson

04-26-2008 05:33:06

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

Though not a reflection of local reality, 3 inches here in central MN, The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration posted today that globally march was the hottest ever recorded (world) I believe it, temps other places are off the charts. JimN

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garytomaszewski

04-26-2008 16:35:30

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Re: global cooling in reply to Janicholson, 04-26-2008 05:33:06

Please Google "Holocene Climate Optimum" before you place to much faith in man-made global warming.

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Tipper

04-26-2008 10:24:21

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Re: global cooling in reply to Janicholson, 04-26-2008 05:33:06

" The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration posted today that globally march was the hottest ever recorded (world) I believe it"

And just how long have we been ACCURATELY recording daily temperatures? 40 -50 years?

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fixerupper

04-26-2008 05:28:50

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

It"s 29 and sunny here this morn. Put 100 acres of corn in the ground a couple of days ago. Don"t know if I made the right decision or not. Jim

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Dave from MN

04-26-2008 05:21:37

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

I have 3" snow and around 32 degrees. Monday corn was planted 1/2 mile north. Can that corn sprout in the cold damp soil?? Talking with my same aged cousin (37)last night about calves and cows, and we both recalled watching news specials as kids, in the 70's, about how another ice age was coming, how the aveage temps had been dropping every year for quite a few years, how northern states and canada would have very short growing seasons and home heating was gonna be a crisis in 20 years. We better be carefull, if we do too much to stop "global warming" we may just over do it and start the next iceage in 20 years!

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Hugh G. Rection

04-26-2008 19:21:42

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Re: global cooling in reply to Dave from MN, 04-26-2008 05:21:37

Yeah, here's a few you may have remembered.

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JMS/.MN

04-26-2008 08:45:08

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Re: global cooling in reply to Dave from MN, 04-26-2008 05:21:37

We used to figure that soil temp at seed depth had to be 55 degrees for corn to germinate. If the seed sits for over a week, unless the soil is dry, it"s likely to rot. Looks a lot better in the bag right now. Hang in there- in 36 years I"ve had years of May 9 and May 10 being the first day to even start field prep. Earliest was April 6. I keep track in my account book, on crop expense page. Just started tracking final freeze-up lately.

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sd pete

04-26-2008 05:24:48

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Re: global cooling in reply to Dave from MN, 04-26-2008 05:21:37

I found that a good dose of Crown Royal helps with the anxiety of worrying about it.

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Kent Petersen

04-26-2008 04:49:27

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Re: global cooling in reply to greg b, 04-26-2008 04:42:44

21/degrees here and 10 ins snow on the ground was 70 last sat. this is 45 miles nw of Sioux Falls SD

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mmguy23119

04-26-2008 06:30:16

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Re: global cooling in reply to Kent Petersen, 04-26-2008 04:49:27

Hi Kent, I'm your neighbor to the north east about 5 miles. Yes, very white here this morning. I went to work at the ethanol plant last nite and the day shift guys drove their Honda cars to work yesterday!!! Both have 4x4s but saving gas. Needless to say but they both spent the nite. Roads are tuff but I made it home ok this morning with my 4x4. Jim

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sd pete

04-26-2008 05:04:09

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Re: global cooling in reply to Kent Petersen, 04-26-2008 04:49:27

We just had 4". I stay clear of soo Falls. Way to many people there

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MSD

04-26-2008 08:23:53

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Re: global cooling in reply to sd pete, 04-26-2008 05:04:09

None of them know how to drive in this stuff either.

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