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Old 07-05-2005, 12:22 PM
Billy M. Rhodes
 
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Default [IBC] Weather Patterns

By now everyone in the world probably knows that in late summer and early
fall of 2004 much of Florida was hit by three major hurricanes. (some areas were
brushed by a total of four, but I don't think anyone got the full effect of
all four).

This is unprecedented.

This spring we have been wetter and cooler than average. This morning, May
7, 2005, we had temperatures near 50 degrees F.

This also usually our dry season, but we have had more rain than average.

I am not one of the "global warming," "melting icecap" guys.

BUT, I do wonder what all this means for our Bonsai.

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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