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Unprotected Long Island Windmills after Polar Vortex 2

12 years ago

Here are some pictures that I took today of my Windmills after Polar Vortex 2. We will have temperatures into the low teens tonight, tomorrow and possible Wednesday with each day getting progressively better. Hopefully, after this week, the worst of the winter will have passed us.

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Kokomo-JB
Original Author
12 years ago
2nd pic
Kokomo-JB
Original Author
12 years ago
3rd pic
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Kokomo-JB
Original Author
12 years ago
As you can see, we had a rough couple of days last week
papalmguy
12 years ago
Did they eventually do well, please update and let me know their condition.
islandbreeze
12 years ago
I agree, very curious to hear how they are doing now.
tropicalzone7
12 years ago
I'd also love to hear an update. This winter would have been really brutal on most palms in the area that weren't established or protected.
-Alex

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