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| Looks like many of us will experience a pretty darn cold February. Have noticed a few record lows lately occurred in 1936.
My Dad, who was born in 1919, always said they didn't grow anything in 34 or 36, too dry and hot, and nothing in 35 b/c it was too wet.
Throw in the Great Depression, and it must have been quite the character building time.
Anyway, just wondering if there was any historical correlation between the 2.
Don't know where the markets would go if we had anything like a 36 type summer.
Hope everybody has a great Super Bowl Sunday. Rooting for KC here. I'll go with KC 31 TB 24, but who knows?
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Any correlation with cold Feb's and dry summers?
