We are expecting highs in the mid 70s here in Indiana. 0

Chicago too!

I am so happy to have this heat wave. I have more time to put 100 + potted rose trees and 50-potted roses away for winter storage.

Same thing in Philadelphia! It’s supposed to go up to 77 today and it’s very sunny. I was going to put the porch furniture away but ended up sitting out there yesterday, enjoying the warmth. My Facebook memories showed a snowstorm eight years ago. I’ll take this, thank you.

Summer, where do you put so many plants?

same here in Wi. bur looks like it won't last much longer.

I'm north of Jasdip by a couple hours, and we're too having this beauty 65+F weather....and yes, Debby, we know your out west weather is coming our way by Tuesday night.

dedtired, most of the potted rose trees (64 now, used to be 75) are at the country (weekend place), rest of them are at the suburb home which I don't have enough room for them here. :-) I bought 75 bare root rose trees 2 years ago when Jackson Perkins had their the end of season sale (more than 50% off). Yes, I am a shopaholic when it comes to roses. Lol Getting better this year though, haven't ordered any roses online for next spring. We are waiting to move.

There is something very strange going on. I'm on the west coast and snow is being forecast for tomorrow night. It's cold here. It's -2C (28F) and that's cold for us at this time of year.

The weather has been wonderful. It has been great having the doors and windows open and sitting on the front porch

Summer, do,you put them in a greenhouse, or how do,you protect them? I’ve given up on roses.

Here in north eastern North Dakota the weather is weird! 66° with winds at 26 mph.

This is unreal. It’s been as dry as a bone forever, and the winds are supposed to really kick up after 2 p.m.

Our temps should be in the low-teens with a deep covering of snow, and of course, the same winds.

Is our planet is going to melt?

I put them in insulated attached garages and unheated basements for winter storage. Hopefully I will have a greenhouse someday. :-)

We've had our hard frost, and now this is our Indian Summer in Chicagoland. Our six ornamental pears didn't turn at all and just dropped green leaves the last two years Today they are forty-foot towers of flaming yellow and red in the bright sunlight.

You don't think Earth is warming or anything, do you? /s

We broke a record here in central VA today. 77 degrees

We have had insane weather here in PA for a week. A few days near 80! My impatiens are blooming all over the back yard in mid-November, a first. My grandson ran his first marathon today in this picture-perfect weather where he thought he would freeze. Instead, he sweated. As nice as my hikes have been, this kind of bizarre hot weather in November worries me. We have had unrelenting heat since June here with virtually no rain.

Although it has snowed here in the Washington DC area occasionally in November, it is unusual occurrence. Not so this week, the forecast is for sunny skies and temps to continue to be in the mid 70's until midweek when rain is due. I am at the beach house with DH. Many people enjoyed the beach and boardwalk today. Not a cloud in the sky of clear blue and the ocean was a twinkly tiny bit gray blue. so pretty. DH and I walked 5 miles around town and it was delightful. I arranged to have the windows washed tomorrow, but hoping it does not take all day, so I can go to the beach with my chair and book. There will not be many more beach days.

Slept with the windows open last night, listening to the birds through them this morning. Like a beautiful summer morning in Ontario right now.

Been walking in the warm sunshine during my breaks at work this past weekend. It's so pretty out right now. It's 78 today and sunny again. Too bad I have to work in a little while. By this time we would normally be freezing cold, rainy, dreary weather. Snow by Thanksgiving. I love this weather but am worried about global warming and what it's doing to our planet.

I never have enough time to put my garden to bed for the Winter, because usually the bad weather starts in September. We've had one freeze so far, about a week ago that killed most of my garden but I still have green onions, carrots, turnips, swiss chard and strawberries growing just fine.

Very warm weather last week in Edmonton and this past Saturday it snowed and it’s here to stay. I haven’t left the house this weekend, but need to go out today to clean off my car.

It's disturbing that it is actually hot in the middle of November. We had a new liner put in our koi pond and the guys are barechested when normally they'd be in heavy coats. I pulled a few impatiens but others and the new guinea are blooming like mad as are the lantana.

It is 75 out right now. My two daughter's and my little granddaughter had lunch on my porch and later we colored. It is 75 out right ow. Leaves are rapidly falling and crunchy under the wheels of my big rig and the acorns pop as we drive over them. Beautiful day out. We probably won't have many more days of this nice weather. The Swiss Chard still looks good in the garden and I have tomatoes and peppers that have ripened since I had them picked.

Sue in central Indiana

Still warm in coastal Carolina. We are still swimming. Bathing suit and shorts,attire for the day. Garden still producing, lots of tomatoes,peppers, okra.

It must be nice to swim in Nov. Thanksgiving is normally the time to take out fur coats around here, snowy and icy weather should appear in no time.

It was 85 here yesterday! The week before it was cold, spitting snow and the wind, which lasted almost 2 full days, was ridiculous. Shook the house.

We're having close to record cold in southern California with highs in the low 60s and lows around 49°F this week. It is warmer in Palm Springs, however.

The cold front moving through the plains just passed through here a couple hours ago and the temperature dropped from 66F to 44 right now. Wind is howling as well. We might have gotten 1/4 inch of rain as it went through. Further north is getting snow/ice/rain from the system.

My garlic will enjoy the rain as it has only been rained on once or twice since I planted it.

80, here again, today with blazing sun like July. Scary. A whole week of this.

Well, central Alberta has been having temperatures dropping to -20 C (-4 F). all week. The snow is pretty.🙂