It's Summer in March
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It will be 26C here tomorrow apparently. I don't remember it EVER being that warm in March. We've had a string of 20+C days here for the last little bit. It feels like July.
My view...you got the weather with heat unusual the AG industry I say go for it...kick it...IT'S THERE you got the sun(power is the sun) harvest your crop change your game plan and be aggressive..it's there for you in your region.
And you better believe it, don't under estimate NATURE!
And you better believe it, don't under estimate NATURE!
Originally Posted By: mechanicx
I for one never mentioned anything about global warming and didn't see anyone else do it either
. Only how warm it's been in the Eastern US is being discussed
.
I never meant to imply you had mentioned global warming.
Very interesting thread. All sorts of "never seen before" weather being reported by all sorts of people in all sorts of places.
I for one never mentioned anything about global warming and didn't see anyone else do it either
I never meant to imply you had mentioned global warming.
Very interesting thread. All sorts of "never seen before" weather being reported by all sorts of people in all sorts of places.
It's been in the 70s in Rochester for almost a week. It's supposed to hit 80 today. Heck, it was so warm, I took the doors off the Jeep (gets very strange looks from people who think non-Wranglers can't do that): http://i.imgur.com/jwwtr.jpg
Originally Posted By: rslifkin
It's been in the 70s in Rochester for almost a week. It's supposed to hit 80 today. Heck, it was so warm, I took the doors off the Jeep (gets very strange looks from people who think non-Wranglers can't do that): http://i.imgur.com/jwwtr.jpg
that looks pretty ridiculous; people are giving you strange looks because they are trying to figure out what kind of moron are you? it looks like you're driving a salvage vehicle.
are there factory quick-disconnects on the harnesses to do that?
It's been in the 70s in Rochester for almost a week. It's supposed to hit 80 today. Heck, it was so warm, I took the doors off the Jeep (gets very strange looks from people who think non-Wranglers can't do that): http://i.imgur.com/jwwtr.jpg
that looks pretty ridiculous; people are giving you strange looks because they are trying to figure out what kind of moron are you? it looks like you're driving a salvage vehicle.
are there factory quick-disconnects on the harnesses to do that?
Yes, there are quick disconnects in the wiring harness at the front of each door. You pull one plug, 4 bolts, and lift the door off. Then pull the interior lights fuse, and you're done. Compared to a Wrangler, the doors are only a little harder to take off (just hard enough that they say you can't), and a bit heavier.
Plus, while the doors do offer side-impact protection, and getting t-boned without them would suck, they're not a structural part of the unibody (just the rear hatch is), so taking them off doesn't risk bending the unibody.
Plus, while the doors do offer side-impact protection, and getting t-boned without them would suck, they're not a structural part of the unibody (just the rear hatch is), so taking them off doesn't risk bending the unibody.
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
It will be 26C here tomorrow apparently. I don't remember it EVER being that warm in March. We've had a string of 20+C days here for the last little bit. It feels like July.
+1
It's making me a bit nervous about the possibility of a drought this summer though... I don't want to start buying hay in June because our pasture has dried out like its the middle of a typical August.
It will be 26C here tomorrow apparently. I don't remember it EVER being that warm in March. We've had a string of 20+C days here for the last little bit. It feels like July.
+1
It's making me a bit nervous about the possibility of a drought this summer though... I don't want to start buying hay in June because our pasture has dried out like its the middle of a typical August.
Even though I didn't say that I would remind everyone that there is no guarantee on tomorrow.
Better tell the people you love today...
Better tell the people you love today...
Finally we have 70+ today in So Cal after a week of 60's and below. The temperature inside the house dropped as low as 55-56F over night, opened all windows this morning to let warm air in then close all windows in the evening when outside temperature falls below 60-65.
Originally Posted By: rslifkin
Yes, there are quick disconnects in the wiring harness at the front of each door. You pull one plug, 4 bolts, and lift the door off. Then pull the interior lights fuse, and you're done. Compared to a Wrangler, the doors are only a little harder to take off (just hard enough that they say you can't), and a bit heavier.
Plus, while the doors do offer side-impact protection, and getting t-boned without them would suck, they're not a structural part of the unibody (just the rear hatch is), so taking them off doesn't risk bending the unibody.
Yes, there are quick disconnects in the wiring harness at the front of each door. You pull one plug, 4 bolts, and lift the door off. Then pull the interior lights fuse, and you're done. Compared to a Wrangler, the doors are only a little harder to take off (just hard enough that they say you can't), and a bit heavier.
Plus, while the doors do offer side-impact protection, and getting t-boned without them would suck, they're not a structural part of the unibody (just the rear hatch is), so taking them off doesn't risk bending the unibody.
Finally we have 70+ today in So Cal after a week of 60's and below. The temperature inside the house dropped as low as 55-56F over night, opened all windows this morning to let warm air in then close all windows in the evening when outside temperature falls below 60-65.
Eeenope.
Its snowing here. Right now. I think at least a good 1/3" on the fast-cooling surfaces. The concrete and asphalt are resisting it so far, though.
Its snowing here. Right now. I think at least a good 1/3" on the fast-cooling surfaces. The concrete and asphalt are resisting it so far, though.
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It's Summer in March
No it isn't.
It's Summer in March
No it isn't.
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Quote:
It's Summer in March
No it isn't.
I'll play it for you, Pablo, if you return the favor. This weather has meant 14 hour work days for me since last Saturday. I'm trying to push the tree buds back into their scales.
Quote:
It's Summer in March
No it isn't.
I'll play it for you, Pablo, if you return the favor. This weather has meant 14 hour work days for me since last Saturday. I'm trying to push the tree buds back into their scales.
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