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As if all the wind and rain isn’t enough….

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Here in Southern California it has been some very unusual weather . First , the rain has been torrential …FOR US! We are at about 215% of our normal rainfall total. Then , the wind events have been strong and frequent . They come out of the east and are strong , gusty , and dry. They blow things around and create havoc for us gardeners ( I had a 40-50’ Caryota blow over)  . Some of the gusts this year have well exceeded 60mph!! It can blow for 3-4 days straight . Now we are in the midst of a heat wave in March , unusual to say the least . Hang in there and stay in the shade , water the palms , and keep the iced tea handy . HarryIMG_1276.thumb.png.6f3a021ab50e78411acaa8fedf89df6a.png

‘The temps have been above normal for a few days already . I had 94f at my house 3 days ago. Yesterday felt cool at 80 degrees . 

All of Florida could use 215% of our usual totals right now. 🤦‍♂️

Lakeland, FLUSDA Zone 2023: 10a  2012: 9b  1990: 9a | Record Low: 20F/-6.67C (Jan. 1985, Dec.1962)

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We get droughts too and even though I water frequently the plants seem to know. Harry

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