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7. That whole southwest is always like that

Reply to Skittles (Reply #6)

Tue May 19, 2026, 06:50 PM

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As a gardener, that's why I always heard the (early) tomato season was pretty much done by April because after that, it was too hot for pollination (won't happen with night temps in the mid-70s), and they have to wait until fall.

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97 degrees / real-feel 100 here at my place in NYC Drum Tuesday #1

91 degrees in central NC Miguelito Loveless Tuesday #2

The high was 96 in MA today. sheshe2 Tuesday #3

imagine that (along with some triples) lasts for seven months Skittles Tuesday #4

This is too early in the season for mid - upper 90s at this latitude (with the big Atlantic Ocean to buffer until later) BumRushDaShow Tuesday #5

ours started in March Skittles Tuesday #6

That whole southwest is always like that BumRushDaShow Tuesday #7

we don't usually near triple degrees in March Skittles Tuesday #8

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