A lovely winter afternoon in extreme south Georgia, but it’s 80 degrees. It is now the end of December and the temperature has not dropped to freezing. Not even once.

There is nothing below 40 degrees showing in the extended forecast.

Is this the year that winter never comes?

Azaleas are covered with flowers. Buds are coming out on trees.  Blackberries have been seen blooming.

Now, this can go one of two ways:
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If this continues we might glide right into spring with April blackberries, but many fruits that require a certain number of “chill” hours will not sweeten.

Or, we could have a cold snap that will devastate the plants that are already blooming and budding.

Either way it bodes ill.

But it sure is nice to be out on the dock in bare feet.