Sanj said:Last night here in Denver Suburb, the temperature went down to almost freezing...34 F. Not very peppary weather.
Luckily, I had only planted out only one pepper plant.
Ah good old pole shifts. There is no exact place of where the pole wiil wind up in a polar shift. Basically the magnetic field of earth will shut down for 24 hours (there's goes that nice radiation protection we have) and then reappear in a seperate location. It could be 2 degrees from where it was or 60 degrees from where it was, no one really can predict it.wordwiz said:Not to hijack the thread, but if you have read anything about 12/21/12, one prediction is the earth will rotate on its axis so that the Northern Hemisphere will become more like thr tropics.
rainbowberry said:I don't mind a mild storm though, only problem is that our village always seems to have a power cut (power out for Americans?)
JJBagoose said:Do you have an idiot in your village?
ABurningMouth said:"It's the end of the world as we know it."
wordwiz said:We've had typical April weather all month long. Plus it has been super wet - more than 7" above average for the year.
Not to hijack the thread, but if you have read anything about 12/21/12, one prediction is the earth will rotate on its axis so that the Northern Hemisphere will become more like thr tropics. I almost think that is what is happening. We didn't get hot last year until the end of July and we didn't get cold until January. It just seems like the calendar is a month or so ahead of Mother Nature.
Mike