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Spring is basically here and winter is over. Can’t beat the rising sun
Depending on which meteorologist you believe Spring starts March 1 or March 6. I'm not a meteorologist, just an interested observer. I'll go with March 6.
Currently here, in Downeast Maine...
23F Degrees, Dew Point 8F Degrees, Winds WNW 14mph, Gusts 22mph, Mostly Clear...
Upon this Blue-skied day...
I blinked, and squinted at it's brightness!
Once again, the snow-laden Birch Meadows shone...
as the wildlife displayed it's show!
Blue Jays, Mourning Doves, Chickadees and Gross Beaks fed under the dual bird feeders...
Yet, I carefully treaded upon the Meadows to throw out feed!
Gary, the Grey Squirrel arrived to feast...
and both Charlie the Chipmonk and Sammy Acorn (the little Red Squirrel), joined in to frighten the birds and have their bit of fun! I greased the pole, after finding Charlie peering at me through the window!
Much scampering and scratching was had by all...
until the shadows lengthened and they all sought comfort in their roosts and nests!
So refreshing...
I longed for peace!
and was embraced....
Always astounded by God's Creation!
that remind of Eden...
Why do you keep mentioning inland temps when you live on the coast? To try and make things seem worse than they are?
That would be like me mentioning temps in Big Bear when I'm in the IE
I will be inland this weekend so will have to deal with around 90's. It will be around 82 to 84 at my house. Can't make it any worse for this time of year. Dews are going up and humidty. Today was the last day of cooler temps...
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The rain part is standard for March, to be expected.
This weekend warmth is too much. I would like nights in the upper 40's and days in the 60's forever, but I guess, I'm living in the wrong spot.
Try coastal Central California, around Lompoc or Morro Bay
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