Terrapin Park in Stevensville is one of my local favorites. Its literally just across the bay bridge. Lots of trails and you can walk along the beach. I go there often. Great place to pick up driftwood, which I kinda collect.
I have not been since the COVID restrictions, so you might want to check if you decide to go.
Still looks like a stretch of somewhat above normal temps will arrive by the end of the week.
Several days with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s looks likely.
Didn't take any before shots, but there was no view beyond the canopy of green in the foreground- lots of undergrowth and brier growing up numerous small trees. Took it all out.
Just a perfect day for doing any outdoor project, minus a bit of wind.
Just spent a couple hours cutting back the undergrowth along the edge of the woods out back. Amazing how much it opened things up. I now have a partial view through the trees of the farm behind my property, which I enjoy in the winter months when the foliage is gone.
Great times my friend. The Hotel Rehoboth was kind enough to feed the 6 of us staying there 3 meals lol. I didn't really plan on not being able to go out and get something. Place was shut down.
Yeah that's the last update, and what I was referring to in my post above. We just cant know. 60% is essentially a flip of the coin. If it leans one way or the other, my wag is cold neutral.
Well there certainly was next to nothing this past winter for the metros points east, and the misses weren't close. That is the definition of a pure crap winter- pretty much skunked. A ratter.
I wanna live in a place where the only months it really can't snow are June-August, and 90 degrees is rare.
Already love Canaan and the Davis-Thomas area. I can actually retire from my teaching job this year, with a nice pension. Just need some part time work.
I'm guessing the Carroll county folks were tracking it for some splatty wet flakes on the tail end, which is usually all that ever happens with these set ups in the heart of winter lol.
When I lived up there, the only notable May "winterish" event I recall was a graupel shower with an unseasonably strong cold front.
It was a wave running along a cold front and it tracked right over us. The coastal popped and strengthened too far NE. In that scenario there is no banding in this area, and the cold comes in behind the frontal precip every time. Sure if some earlier runs of the GFS were correct and the front/wave and coastal low were further SE, it may have been different. But you knew that wasn't going to happen. Not in May.