Short season in the Northeast this year?
megamav
10 years ago
Its been a long winter here in New York, and the temperatures have been consistently below normal nearly all winter.
It looks like the NOAA climate predicition center is showing a likely below normal spring. Anyone else preparing for a short growing season this year?
-Eric
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