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An Early Monsoon!?!

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And now the realization sets in probably no more rain for 3 weeks. I sure hope I'm wrong!

I sure hope you're way off, time will tell

 

I sure hope I am also. It was nice to have rain this early. It will be a good refreshing reprieve for the wild game.

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Received about 668 drops in gilbert.

I was near Warner and McQueen and it rained for about 30 minutes starting about 9:30.

Im up on mcqueen and guad, guess it didnt make it up here. Lol

 

 

Guadalupe and Cooper here...the pavement got wet, but that's about it. The gutters didn't even run.

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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

Depends on the plant whether annual or biannual. No matter what the rain is a good thing. Hopefully more to come in just a couple weeks.

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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

Tough question since you're in the Chihuahuan Desert, totally different from every other ecosystem in the state.

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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

Depends on the plant whether annual or biannual. No matter what the rain is a good thing. Hopefully more to come in just a couple weeks.

 

 

 

I have not heard the term biannual are you referring to biennial?

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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

Depends on the plant whether annual or biannual. No matter what the rain is a good thing. Hopefully more to come in just a couple weeks.

Biannual means twice a year

 

I have not heard the term biannual are you referring to biennial?

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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

Depends on the plant whether annual or biannual. No matter what the rain is a good thing. Hopefully more to come in just a couple weeks.

Biannual means twice a year

 

I have not heard the term biannual are you referring to biennial?

 

Ooooohhh... so you mean bicentennial?

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This 6/15-9/30 monsoon bs drives me nuts. What beauracratic pinhead thought you could put a date on it?

 

That nonsense aside, I have been watching the morning dewpoints slowly climb upward. That's the main indicator of monsoon, not some superficial timeline. I blame Hillary and her ilk.

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Monsoon didn't last past early August last year. At least for the Tucson area.

 

Looks like another sweat fest by the end of the week, with rising temps. Ugh!

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This 6/15-9/30 monsoon bs drives me nuts. What beauracratic pinhead thought you could put a date on it?

 

That nonsense aside, I have been watching the morning dewpoints slowly climb upward. That's the main indicator of monsoon, not some superficial timeline. I blame Hillary and her ilk.

I nominate you for the monsoon committee. ⛈🌦🌩
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7/10" at my house. People in nothern Cochise county got over an inch. Does anybody else think that early germination of weed and grass seeds could be a bad thing? Like seeds get wet, germinate, start to grow, and then die with the 2-3 weeks of no more rain. Or is that a non-concern since most grasses are already rooted and in place but just dormant?

 

Depends on the plant whether annual or biannual. No matter what the rain is a good thing. Hopefully more to come in just a couple weeks.

Biannual means twice a year

 

I have not heard the term biannual are you referring to biennial?

Ooooohhh... so you mean bicentennial?

Oops my bad, I meant to says annuals and bisexuals.

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