FROST ADVISORY for CT

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  1. #1 prettybuds, Sep 29, 2006
    FROST ADVISORY FOR TONIGHT

    At least for my area in CT. That desktop weather thing paid off, just gave it to me, here it is:

     ...FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 9 AM EDT SATURDAY...
    THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN UPTON HAS ISSUED A FROST ADVISORY...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 9 AM EDT SATURDAY.
    AIR TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO FALL INTO THE MID 30S ACROSS MUCH OF INTERIOR SOUTHWEST CONNECTICUT FROM LATE TONIGHT INTO EARLY SATURDAY MORNING. THESE COLD TEMPERATURES COMBINED WITH LIGHT WINDS AND MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES WILL BE FAVORABLE FOR FROST DEVELOPMENT.
    A FROST ADVISORY MEANS THAT FROST IS POSSIBLE. SENSITIVE OUTDOOR PLANTS MAY BE KILLED IF LEFT UNCOVERED.

    Take appropriate action everyone
     
  2. #2 prettybuds, Sep 29, 2006
    Northern Litchfield- Northern Berkshire-southern Berkshire- Southern Herkimer-southern Fulton- Montgomery-northern Saratoga- Northern Washington-schoharie-western Schenectady-western Albany- Eastern Rensselaer-western Greene-eastern Columbia-western Ulster- Southeast Warren-southern Washington-bennington- Western Windham- Eastern Windham- Including The Cities Of...torrington... Pittsfield...north Adams... Great Barrington...lee...lenox... Housatonic...ilion...herkimer... Little Falls...mohawk...frankfort... Dolgeville...gloversville... Johnstown...amsterdam...wellsville... Saratoga Springs... Whitehall... Granville...cobleskill...middleburgh... Delanson... Esperance...duanesburg... Altamont...hoosick Falls...hunter... Tannersville...windham...chatham... Sundown...ellenville... Woodstock... West Hurley...kerhonkson...napanoch... Phoenicia... Glens Falls...west Glens Falls...hudson Falls...fort Edward... Cambridge...greenwich...bennington... Jacksonville...newfane... Brattleboro...west Brattleboro... Bellows Falls 344 Pm Edt Fri Sep 29 2006 ...frost Advisory Remains In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 9 Am Edt Saturday...
    A Frost Advisory Remains In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 9 Am Edt Saturday For Portions Of The Mohawk Valley...eastern Catskills...green Mountains...the Berkshires...and The Litchfield Hills.
    High Pressure Will Quickly Build In From The Ohio Valley And Upper Mid Atlantic States Tonight Into Saturday Morning. West Winds Will Rapidly Diminish After Sunset. Mostly Clear Skies... And Light To Calm Winds Will Allow Temperatures Of 33 To 36 Degrees To Occur...which Will Produce Areas Of Frost.
     
  3. #3 prettybuds, Sep 30, 2006
    I brought mine in, but it didn't frost by me.

    Hopefully everyone survived the scare. I just want 2 more weeks! Well 3 would be sweet!
     
  4. #4 swiftymc, Sep 30, 2006
    My plant has survived snow from when it was started so I think it can survive a little frost tonight.
     
  5. #5 prettybuds, Sep 30, 2006
    hmmmmmm, how much snow? I would think that frost might be more detrimental then a light dusting of snow though. Interesting.

    Where are you that you're getting snow?
     
  6. #6 swiftymc, Sep 30, 2006

    It was back in May I believe or maybe it was a little earlier. I just remember the snow was deffinately out of place, I am in Connecticut.
     
  7. #7 prettybuds, Sep 30, 2006
    As am I. How far are you from harvesting?
     
  8. #8 swiftymc, Sep 30, 2006
    Im thinkin about giving it atleast 2 weeks
     
  9. #9 prettybuds, Sep 30, 2006
    Agreed. Just hoping for some nice weather for the remainder, no more rain and frost please.
     
  10. #10 t4blazer, Sep 30, 2006
    yeah dont we all lol i really want just a week of no rain or frost and lots of sun sun sun
    im hoping i made it thru the frost last nite when i went to bed there looked like there might of been a very light frost out it was like 3-4am so sometime in there so tonite im gonna check them and see if they lived i think it got down to 37ish ill write tomorrow either yay:smoking: :smoking: !!!!!! or nayyyy:mad: i think they lived tho, from what ive read on here they should and better of
     
  11. #11 prettybuds, Sep 30, 2006
    Well I brought mine inside and stunk up the entire place. We had the warning but I got nothing, just cold again. Supposed to get showers today and just straight rain tomorrow I think. CHRIST, I'm fighting this friggin mildew and we just keep getting rained on, I might just keep bringing them inside, but that sucks.
     
  12. #12 Gunner, Oct 1, 2006
    I kinda got started late this year. My plants are only about 1" tall right now. I live in Arkansas and the cold weather is coming fast. Unfortunaltly i dont have the luxury of bringing my plants inside. Is there anything i can do to prevent the frost from killing them? Or am i sol.
     
  13. #13 prettybuds, Oct 1, 2006
    Forgive me for sounding stupid, but do you frost/snow in arkansas? You probably have an added month or two on us (northeast), no?
     
  14. #14 Gunner, Oct 1, 2006
    It hasent frost or snowed yet, but it was 42 a couple of days ago. And when frost was mentioned i figured those from up north might know how to better deal with frost.
     
  15. #15 prettybuds, Oct 1, 2006
    42 is fine, but she still sounds a little small, has she started budding?
     
  16. #16 Gunner, Oct 1, 2006
    I planted it a week ago. Its just sprouted and is about an inch tall. Im just worried i have planted it too late in the year.
     
  17. #17 prettybuds, Oct 1, 2006
    oh shit an INCH, I thought you were at a foot. Yeah man, I'm no expert for the Arkansas area, but if you get a winter down there, you're pretty much screwed.
     
  18. #18 Gunner, Oct 1, 2006
    yeah the saying in arkansas is "if you dont like the weather wait a day" so it could turn cold anytime and my little sproutlings are dead. But maybe i can get a harvest before it gets really cold, or i could be lucky and have a mild winter.
     

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