Love That Sunshine...
What an awesome day...59 in the city but 70 in Worcester and many other towns away from the water...and of course there was loads of sunshine for a change. As nice as it was, it's about to change.
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What an awesome day...59 in the city but 70 in Worcester and many other towns away from the water...and of course there was loads of sunshine for a change. As nice as it was, it's about to change.
Plump juicy blueberries are a summer tradition here in New England, but this year, the crop is facing a severe threat.
A week in the clouds has most craving sunshine and warmer temperatures. Both are on the docket for the weekend but it won't come instantly...gradual improvements are on the way.
The most common question I got today was when will we see the sun again...the good news is we are half way through this gloomy stretch...the bad news is we are half way through this gloomy stretch.
It's only day two of the gloom and many are already asking when the sun is coming back.
The solid soaking has wrapped up with most seeing between .50" and .75"...a nice watering for all the lawns and gardens.
It's been about a week since our last solid dose of rain, we due for another and we'll see it that round tomorrow.
We are heading into another weekend and all in all it's going to be a good one...at least it will be dry and sun-filled both weekend days.
A couple of waves of rain will move through tonight as strong coldfront works through New England.
It is still that time of year when sunshine makes all the difference on the way a day feels. When the sun was behind a cloud today and that wind blew, it was downright chilly. Conversely, when the sun was out it felt great and going jacketless worked.
I haven't been that happy about rain in a long time...especially on a weekend too nonetheless.
The feel of Summer will return tomorrow before we finally see some wet weather later in the weekend.
A typical Spring chill returned to the region today as temperatures dropped from the 80s over the last couple of days back into the 50s today and without the sun late in the afternoon it actually felt kind of cold.
Protecting our waters depends critically on changing how we care for our lawns, paving the way for a grass seed that can grow even on dry lawns.
Well the heat was on today with records falling all over the place. Both Boston and Worcester set new record highs of 87 degrees today beating out the old records of 84 degrees pretty easily.
The Month of March was one of the warmest on record with temperatures averaging 8.4 degrees above normal but so far this month April has been "cooler" with temperatures averaging 2.8 degrees above normal.
This should be considered a dangerous situation for those running on Monday and any and all precautions should be taken to avoid dehydration and heat stroke.
This should be considered a dangerous situation for those running on Monday and any and all precautions should be taken to avoid dehydration and heat stroke.
Today was pretty wild with pop-up downpours containing heavy rain and even pea-sized hail.
I really wish we would just get a good soaking to help alleviate a lot of the problems that are out there
Well very little has changed since this time last night and very little will change over the next two days.
Fungus diseases are common problems for dozens of tree species, both deciduous and conifers.
Not much to say here...we remain under the influence of a large storm near the mouth of the St. Lawrence River in Canada and its cyclonic flow.
As we head into the Easter weekend, there has been quite a bit amending of the Sunday forecast and we continue to fine tune.
That is a word you here come out of my mouth this week.
