calling any one from missouri

[Gray Farms]

27 here this morning and this . . .

 

[jthornton]

27 here this morning and this . . .

And I just put my snow shovel up the other day

JT

 

[Gray Farms]

They are calling more snow for up here tomorrow too. Oh joy

 

[Gray Farms]

Now they are calling for up to 6 inches of snow

 

[Gray Farms]

Awesome... they've just changed it to 4 to 10 inches of snow and a light glaze of ice. Fingers crossed.

 

[SueT]

Awesome... they've just changed it to 4 to 10 inches of snow and a light glaze of ice. Fingers crossed.

how much snow did you get?
It's 33 here this morning.....

 

[Gray Farms]

Nothing yet. Looks like its moving this afternoon. 30 degrees now

 

[Martha in missouri]

They are calling more snow for up here tomorrow too. Oh joy

I am about 50 miles east of KC. It is in the 30's now. Might get warm, like 50 then it comes. I heard last night ice/sleet or couple of inches. But, the weather never listens to the weather man.

 

[jthornton]

Looks like by Tuesday we will be done with this cold stuff... I hope so my tomato plants in the window are 3' tall and spindly. I transplanted my banana peppers to larger pots today as well as my Cherokee Purple tomatoes as they were getting a bit big for the tiny seed starter things.

JT

 

[Martha in missouri]

I picked up 4 packages of bees today in Independence. The cold front was roaring in. I was hoping I would make it to our house before it hit here. We got out by the hives, in bee suits, just ready to open the boxes and dump the bees in and the wind just blasts in. I have never installed bees so fast in my life. I could have tried to keep the boxes in the basement until it gets warm again but, I think a good number of them would have died by then.