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Posted by Rob N TN on March 12, 2026, 4:09 pm
My neighbors Tulip Magnolia has been blooming since the end of February and its always been known as a snow flurry magnet but sightings of the Redbud trees became favorable of a early spring a few days ago until I saw my Ides of March weather update.
Two disturbing lows, Tuesday Morning at 21*
and followed by a 27* Wednesday Morning. Until then chilly nights upper 30*s and 40*s with daytimes around 70*
Sunday is the most bizarre, highs around 72* then Sunday night with a 90% chance of rain and snow up into the day for Monday.Then the hard freezes Monday and Tuesday nights.
I hope this is just isolated to my location, if not, keep those spears covered before the moisture starts and until freeze warnings pass.
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