not me. Friday night looks a little chilly at 39. Depending on the area maybe a touch of frost but the next 10 days arent even close. That is of course if I put my faith in the forecasters.

We are consistently 6-7 degrees lower at our location than the Tulsa number on calm nights, so we will get frost at a minimum. Hopefully not too damaging. I expect the forecasted low to continue going down to 35 or so. That is how it usually works for this type of thing

The forecast for 14 days looks warm so if we can get by this weekend we may make it.

This is the 3rd earliest budbreak in the last 13 years at my place. We have had extremely destructive freezes on the 15th (2014) and 17th (2007) of April (both lows of 23) during this 13 years so not out of the woods yet.

I cannot take another crop loss so I just have to believe we will make it through.

I am not worried about it. I am more worried about the prospect of golf-ball sized hail with this afternoon's/evening's storms, and even that is only a slight worry.

For Friday night they show us at 42 degrees for our early morning low. I'll watch that carefully and might toss row cover over the beans and corn if we seem likely to go 5-10 degrees lower than forecast. It is 81 degrees here at our house right now and I think we'll extend today's forecast high of 83. For Thursday we have a forecast high of 87. That bother me more than the thought of a cool but non-freezing night. Hitting the upper 80s weekly has been a lot harder on the cool-season plants than hitting the 40s once a week at night.

Our overall weather trend all March has been to go higher than forecast, not lower, so that 42 degrees is only a very slight concern. We'll see if it stays at 42 as the week progresses. They had us at 42 degrees for one night last week and then by the time that night rolled around, they'd raised it to 45 and we went to 46 or 47.

Y'all keep an eye on Thursday because we might get some strong storms here in parts of OK.