Soon enough, the pattern will transition to an all you can bathe swampfest and all you’ll hear outside are the sound of A/Cs humming and frogs buzzing away deep in to the night. The trend is our friend baby!
Did somebody say cold front? All I feel is a gentle breeze with a few clouds passing by on another fine mid 80s afternoon! We take and bake, no questions asked!
Caught this chubby looking hummingbird earlier just camping out at the feeder pondering the many mysteries of bipolar spring weather in New England. (Apologies for the background glare, I gotta fix that in the future)
Must be nice not living less than 5 miles from a 45 degree ocean. Hopefully us mist weary coastal inhabitants can get some much needed relief later this week!
I just got back from Sarasota a couple days ago from a family wedding and mini vacation and man this is a tough adjustment. 80 nearly everyday with a gentle breeze in the evening and walking around in shorts everywhere is hard to beat. I did get a bit of a burn on my upper back and shoulders but it’s totally worth it just having that nice change of pace for a while!
Let’s just say the nape has been fully bronzed these last several days, along with nearly everything else. But don’t worry gentlemen, I’ll be sure to bring as much of this bliss back north upon my return! It’s coming, hang in there baby.
Summah!
Hopefully a nice little preview of what’s to come back at home about a month from now, minus the bath water ocean ofc . Sending you all my best from the emerald coast.
Yeah this complex almost looks like a mini meso vortex on the last few loops. Areas just to my south, esp west of Plymouth are getting hit hard right now. Very impressive stuff for mid April!
Felt like a late-winter day out there with that chilly wind. Had to do a double take after checking the temp too. 36 for a high is pretty insane in early April, all whacked out climo aside. Of course, I’m sure when I go away for a family wedding late next week we’ll be torching into the 70s lol.
Was just sitting outside enjoying the those few glorious peeks of sun and warmth and like clockwork, it’s like someone turned on a giant refrigerator and we tumble back down again. Gotta love the bipolarity of early spring in New England.
I still have a few crusty, muddy, weenie snow piles hanging on in the far side of the back lawn. It’s pretty damn incredible considering all the rain and relative warmth we’ve had recently. That pack has practically been bulletproof since late February!
Another tree just came crashing down in the woods behind us. If I’m keeping count properly, that’s three so far this evening. Hopefully any non ravenous bears lurking nearby can kindly confirm these statements.