Ya ****ing snowing @ 1:45am May 2nd.

Same thing here in Omaha. :banghead:

Who in the hell pissed off the weather gods?!

I did a KC BBQ Sunday must of been 90 degrees out that day.

http://i1260.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6464928d.jpg

Love it.

No reason to rush into the season of high electrical bills.

Blue sky here.

This is going to destroy the lives of many farmers across the midwest this year. Lots of wheat in Kansas has already been lost to frost, and this cold front looks to do much more damage. **** this snow. If I were a farmer, I'd be crying and drinking right now....

No offense, but it looks like you are cooking a couple of turds in the middle of your grill.

The ground hog LIED!
Damn you, you non-weather forecasting rodent! Damn you to Hell! :cuss:

Those are riblets & they were good.




:sulk:

Look, turds or not, you throw some BBQ sauce on it, and I'd still eat them................

It was me. Sorry guys.

It's not the snow. I don't think it got cold enough last night to cause any damage. And the snow helps insulate the growing point from frost (as crazy as that sounds, ice does insulate from cold).

It's ****ing tonight. Intellicast is calling for 23 degrees. That's too much.

I'm not overly worried about it at this point. The 48 hours under 25 on April 10th crushed most of my wheat. I've got a few fields that still have some decent yield potential (in the event it ever rains), but most of the acreage has a very low yield potential at this point.

I'm just happy for the little bit of moisture that came. My corn/milo still has some potential.

I'm in Amarillo. Not snowing but it's 34 and very windy.

That's a redundant statement when you are in Amarillo.

No one has told me what the weather is like in Florida or southern California in like 3 days... anyone know? :shrug:

Truth.