Re:Central Spain records temperatures of -25°C after snowstorm
by dukeofdoom on Tuesday January 12, 2021 @04:07PM
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This is killing temperature even for the hardiest palm. So I'm wondering how much of their mature trees and landscaping will be destroyed
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Re:Central Spain records temperatures of -25°C after snowstorm
by kace91 on Tuesday January 12, 2021 @04:12PM
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The city of Madrid, where I live, is currently full of fallen trees. I went for a walk a couple days ago and could count easily 10-20 just in the nearby streets.
It's been pretty chaotic, since we're not used to snow at all. After 4 days roads are still unusable, supermarkets can't restock shelves...The city's pretty much stopped.
Re:Central Spain records temperatures of -25°C after snowstorm
by mytailorisrich on Tuesday January 12, 2021 @04:51PM
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-16C, as has been recorded in Madrid, is definitely lethal for olive trees.
I don't know about the temperatures in the all of Spain or where the main olive orchards are but that has the potential for being devastating for growers.