Not this year. Well, except for the hungering for spring part.
Clear days produced golden sunsets.
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| Earlier in the month |
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| That's almost -17 for most of the world not including the wind chill |
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| Courtesy of my son |
On Valentine's Day, we, and most other cities across the Northeast United States, broke records. For me, the official -18 F at the Binghamton airport was a new personal record.
Ice crystals on windows are beautiful, but you would rather not have ice crystals on the window.
And yesterday? It got up to 50 (10 C) after an icy start. But two hours from us they got snow - mass quantities of snow.
And today?
It's your guess.
Winter in our brave new world.
Isn't it crazy how unpredictable the weather is these days? Our summer seems to have really early with very warm days and yet the temperatures drop quite low (by our standards!) at nights.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the weather beautifully. Lovely golden sunset there. Ice crystals on windows, chilling!
ReplyDeleteI makes me wonder: Changing climate or a silent warning of the changing times!
ReplyDeleteNice post!
Enjoyed this thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe sun came out and melted what little snow we got overnight. I'm not complaining.
ReplyDeleteYou got the cold. We got July weather. Weird.
ReplyDeleteUnpredictable - that's the word for this winter.
ReplyDeleteIt's been a strange year for weather here, too, Alana. Very cold or very mild, not much in-between! I think we say that nearly every year, though.
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