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Powdery mildew on pumpkin leaves?

12 years ago

I came outside today to see these ghostly white patches on my pumpkin leaves. This is a Connecticut Field pumpkin plant and I'm not sure if this is powdery mildew or a regular leaf pattern common in this variety.

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