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in illinios where I live,today's temp is suppose to climb to 50 degrees.i think everyone's attitude changes when weather gets warmer.it also makes it easier for me to walk outside

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@Luvsmyfam 

 

I am in Illinois too.  So happy about this warm up and having the sun shine really helps!

 

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I live in Missouri and walk as long as the wind chill nor actual temp are 32 or lower.  That being said, last week's brutal cold/snow/ice about did me in!  I love winter but not that.  lol  If I never see another snowflake this winter/spring, I will be happy.  Come on, Spring!

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Northeast 50 degrees yesterday after 17 degrees days before.. With these 'swings'......my crystal ball says.....with these pushes of warmth..... a nice March.

 

 

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...and the meltdown continues here in Nebraska, yay!  I thought I would never be so excited to see brown grass, lol!  

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What I'm afraid of is since the weather for Tx  (amarillo) was so bad in 2020 with no rain and still no rain just snow here and there since Sept. we will have another drought in 2021. Scorching heat and water table going down.

 

More work for the home owner to keep plants and trees alive, etc.

I"ve burned out one irrigation system box, 350 for a new one, hope I don't have to burn it out too.   Gonna need that stimulus check. LOL

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We are seeing many plants, bushes, and trees all browned out from that deep freeze.

 

Trees do shed brown leaves at this time of year but nothing like this.

 

I don't know if some landscaping will come back.  Our two front bushes have some browning but overall still green.

 

I see neighbors with some bushes that are brown and bent all the way to the ground.  Others are just stripped of all foliage with nothing left but bent branches and the branches have "freezer burn".

 

 

This is a pic of a plant that used to be green:

 

Were your plants damaged by the freeze? Here's what to do next.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Yes, I'm in Chicago and the sun and warmth feel wonderful.  Looks like March will come in like a lamb--hope it won't go out like a lion!!  I've had more than enough of winter!!!

 

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Glad the two feet of snow on the ground in our backyard is melting slowly.  A fast melt could undermine our hillside drainage efforts.

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Such snow and freezing that we had is gone.  Going to be in the low 50s for a while.  Can really tell a difference in the heat usage.  Might get all wild and crazy and break out some flip flops đź©´