Frank Brines, ARS Master RosarianSpecial to the Valley NewsQuite unexpectedly, November’s weather in the Temecula Valley will be very close to historical averages! That means generally pleasant autumn temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s, with a few days in the low 80s; increasingly cool nights, with temperatures dipping to about 45 degrees; and several opportunities for rainfall, particularly near the beginning of the month and again around the 10th. The strengthening El Niño will likely influence our rainfall patterns as winter approaches, but who knows? Stick around and find out!Those warm days and cool nights can encourage large, colorful blossoms, but those conditions can also bring moisture and a daily accumulation of ash and small dust particles. Together, these crea
