Snow in spring

[MRRherefords]

We were building fence, getting the spring pasture ready for the pairs and now all the snow hits. Already have over a foot with up to another foot expected. Thus March in Pennsylvania, 58 degrees Monday and over a foot of snow today. :roll:

 

[Bestoutwest]

We had that here about a month ago. Over 60's one week, snow on the ground two weeks later. Thankfully, the calves held out and stayed in that warm, dry womb.

 

[Farm Fence Solutions]

Only a couple inches here. Probably got you out of that fencing job for the day though!

 

[farmerjan]

Yeah, welcome spring?????
We had 70's in Feb after frigid single digits in Jan. Then it would be 60 one day, 25 the next. Last week we got 4+ inches after a few nice days of 60's.
Had beautiful weather Sunday and Monday and now 6 plus inches on the ground and still snowing although it is supposed to be letting up. Sun is trying to come out. What ever happened to winter coming in Nov/Dec and staying winter until late Feb/early Mar then spring poking her head out and normal April showers bringing the May flowers and grass and hay....???

 

[herofan]

We got a couple of inches. I like all seasons, but I have to admit that I'm ready for some spring weather.

 

[Bigfoot]

Weird spring here as well. Cows still eating hay, like it was January.

 

[Son of Butch]

We were building fence, getting the spring pasture ready for the pairs and now all the snow hits.
Already have over a foot with up to another foot expected.
Thus March in Pennsylvania, 58 degrees Monday and over a foot of snow today. :roll:

Spring snow is a blessing. Replenishing ground water in a gentle manner as it melts, so much better than a gully washer.
The same for snow after seeding.

 

[ga.prime]

Alternating weeks of hot and cold and windy most of the time, everything greens up then get a killing frost. Same thing every year. Pretty soon it'll just be hot all the time.