North west wind

[furrowtickler]

Is old and clearing from north west
Just stay above zero , and Jack *** off

[furrowtickler]

Looks like High Level to Peace going to be chilly then very wet for a while after

[rockpile]

Killing frost next weekend. No science - just a gut feeling. (And snow)

[furrowtickler]

This harvest could be interesting , early yet and we have all seen later Sept and Oct be nice - let's hope that's the case
More times than not if later Aug and early sept suck the later half of fall is good .
The opposite can also happen and has

[jake550]

Does a killing frost mean we'd get some hot dry weather after that?
Bring it on then please.

[furrowtickler]

Don't think it will be that cold lol
A touch in areas maybe but not enough to change overall shitty off on weather yet

[may-be]

My beans need almost a month. So I hope frost is not in the cards for awhile. They wasted too much time growing tall.

[fjlip]

F*cking snow throws a wrench into standing crop, been there before, but Sept 13, 1993.

[farmaholic]

.....was it a Friday fjlip?

[seabass]

Nope a sunday

[SASKFARMER3]

I think 1968 or 1969 I remember we had a bunch of wheat out and it snowed real wet fracking snow. Fields all went flat. We cut on a angle then drove empty back and started again. Had custom cutters in that year to help. That was a harvest from hell big crop and flat on the ground. Fun times.

[farming101]

Started Saturday night here with a big wind and driving rain. Changed to snow and by morning we had 6 inches on the ground.

Half section of good wheat pasted to the ground. Got the neighbour with a Coop 550 swather that could shave the ground to cut it and we took about a week and got it picked up. Cut it all one way. Took out the gear box on the old 1482 doing it.

If I remember there wasn't any stretches of good weather after that.

[fjlip]

Should have taken pictures in 1993, snowmobiled between canola swaths! It was like 6-10". In 1968 nothing was combined dry, think it rained all Sept, first year we ever saw a dryer.