Hey Artie,
I've been very lucky at my location so far this winter season, with enough
rain to keep things moist and now green again, with the temporary return of
warm weather. If I never left my location here in rural west Plant City, I
would not know we are in a severe drought.
I think our Spring will be wetter then normal and prevent the worst of the
impending firestorm our state faces. By the way the max. temp. here in Plant
City, Fl. this Sunday 02/11 was was 85 deg., two deg. shy of the record for
the date.
Thomas Giella
Plant City, Fl.
http://giellaweather.tripod.com
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> The drought continues in Tampa Bay.
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