Mrs. Townsend's Class
Weather Observations for Lakeland, Florida
 Fall
2007 |
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DATE
|
Temp Hi/Lo |
Sunrise |
Sunset |
10/16 |
82° |
7:29 AM |
6:58 PM |
10/17 |
83° |
7:30AM |
6:57 PM |
10/18 |
82° |
7:30 AM |
6:56 PM |
10/19 |
87° |
7:31 AM |
6:57 PM |
10/20 |
90° |
7:31
AM |
6:54
PM |
 Winter
2007 |
 Spring |
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| DATE | Temp | Sunrise | Sunset | DATE | Temp | Sunrise | Sunset |
| 2/5 | 61° |
7:13 AM |
6:11 PM |
4/16 |
78° |
6:56AM |
7:58PM |
| 2/6 | 58° |
7:13 AM |
6:12 PM |
4/17 |
79° |
6:55AM |
7:58PM |
| 2/7 | 66° |
7:12 AM |
6:13 PM |
4/18 |
81° |
6:54AM |
7:59PM |
| 2/8 | 73° |
7:11 AM |
6:14 PM |
4/19 |
83° |
6:53AM |
7:59PM |
| 2/9 | 72° |
7:11 AM |
6:14 PM |
4/20 |
87° |
6:52AM |
8:00PM |
Our Tree in Autumn
Our Class With Our Fall Tree
(Sometimes called the Popcorn
Tree)
This tree can get up to 30-40 ft. in height.
It needs the full sun exposure. Parts of this tree are poisonous if
ingested. (Meaning: don’t put any of this tree in your mouth.)
It is a deciduous tree. (Meaning that it will
loose its leaves in the winter time) and it has good fall colors. It
is an invasive tree. (Meaning that it will cause many little trees to
spout up around it)
Our Tree in Winter
Old colorful leaves and new green
leaves can be seen on our Chinese Tallow Tree. The weather has been
warm enough this year that the tree doesn’t know if it is winter
or if it is spring. Even the azaleas are blooming.
Our Tree in Spring
Our Chinese Tallow Tree in the spring has grown new leaves. It’s ready to give us shade so that we can sit under it and read.
