Weather conditions report

[vandenplas]

It sure would be nice for ALL posters to tell us where they are located when they report their local weather or crop conditions.  Knowing that there are still snow banks around in May, without knowing where they are,  is of little value to this forum.  

[nwobcw]

Nw Ohio 10 degrees 15 mph ne wind. presently this year is in second place behind 1978 for cold temperatures and snowfall in February and we're expected to break it

[idalivered]

North iowa, in about the center of the state, about 15 miles south of the minnesota border, approximately 15-20 miles west of BA.  Right now we are at   -18 this morning, but gonna plant corn in 6 weeks, right??? I need to go plug my truck in.....

[Wind]

Here just west of Des Moines it is -9* windchill -23*.  I have a open tractor that needs to go to the dealer for repair, the dealer will truck it there.  Your location vandenplas?

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[vandenplas]

Uzbekistan.

[wrightcattle]

NM and AZ...the Cow Guy here.

we been measuring the high country (7000 ft to 13,990ft snow by the foot for a week...still got 5 more days of snow left it looks like.

chama bowl ( 12,000 square mile bowl at 7,900ft ) for instance has had in  the 3.5 to 6 ft range since Wed.

( btw it needs it bad too )

the low country...bout a mile high, kinda in the 4 to 6" range the past week.

[Hobbyfarmer]

Drove the I40 route from Needles, Ca to across New Mexico two weeks ago and was no snow except a very little on the highest mountains at that time. Sure glad they are getting some now. Was shaping up to be a disaster. 

[Shaggy98]

My location in Central Kansas missed the forecasted snow for yesterday and today. Just a dusting.  I'd call it 1/2" or less.  Not enough to even try to measure.

[wrightcattle]

we need 350 to 500 inches on the high stuff to start to recover from the big dry.

there might be some high stuff that ends up with 150 inches this year...we'll see.

heck every darn resevoir is bout dry. 

Elephant Butte for example is bout 20% full ( holds 2,400,000 acre feet when full ).