Is it safe to put our coats away?
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Hard to tell with global warming. It gets very cold when it's too warm.
I have been following the nesting season in the north. It seems that there was heavy, wet, snow over most of Canada. That snow had near recorded record moisture. Nesting is 3 to 5 weeks behind the norm due to extreme cold temps.
It's all ALGORES fault to be sure.
I would say it is safe to do so.
It was in the high 40's in QC two nights ago.
Canada doesn't count.
Math impaired are they?
Their temps are weird. 40 is hot.
It was 48F on my temp measuring thingy do hickey.
Why I love to make fun of Canada <no offense ovm>
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moose
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It's actually the other way around. i'v been holding ranches cross the globe my whole life, and still scratching my head why i need 2 tool boxes. while we @ it, why on earth do we have mm/day/yr & not day/mm/yr.
{or @ least yr/month/day/24/60/60...}
(yah...i know...too many star-track's).
Gallon ?... acres?... none metric ton?... # of congressman's?...
dose any of our system really make seance?
what's wrong with placing the FREEZING temp. @ the same place where WATER FREEZE?, how could we got it wrong?
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You got that right. Diane and I have not been to our Minnesota home since Christmas but our people there complained painfully about this year's late spring. Still getting snowed on in May, they lost all patience with winter.
Part of the answer you seek depends on the temperature you think is right to shed your heavy clothes. I once met Moose outdoors on what I thought was a cold winter day. He was prancing around lightly clothed, showing no discomfort. I concluded that day that the man is super-human.
I've also met Moose. I thought it was more a sashay.
