Bees transfer pollen from male flowers to the female flowers, making fruit set possible. Melons are not pollinated by wind, and since melon pollen is heavy and sticky, even those varieties that have perfect flowers, need bees for adequate pollination.
Singer Island's monthly weather has high temperatures from the mid 70s Fahrenheit in winter to low 90s in the summer. Rain is highest in summer. Singer Island's monthly weather has high temperatures from the mid 70s Fahrenheit in winter to low 90s in the summer.
The highest recorded temperature in the city was 101 Â°F in 1918, and the lowest -25 Â°F in 1994. Solon experiences relatively high precipitation (an average of 42.78 inches annually) due to lake effect and its presence on the western end of the North American snowbelt.