Author Archives: Rhonda Webb

For the past few weeks, there has been a decent temperature in the air, where rain dominated instead of snow, and it was warm on New Year’s Eve. The forecast calls for snow and for winter to make its grand … Continue reading →

It is not my imagination. After the first third of October in which it was warm enough to require an air conditioner, the temperatures plummeted to lows far too early for the time of year. We had snow in October, … Continue reading →

It is August 31, 2018, and the leaves are floating downward as the trees are turning colors rapidly. Despite the heat, I am now certain there will be an early fall.

It is the end of July, which is the waning part of summer, but when the season is still strong. In spite of the humidity and the rain, though, I see where the leaves on the trees are already beginning … Continue reading →

Even though this is a blog which attracts none who would interact with me, I have instituted a tentative Privacy Policy in light of GDPR. In other news, today was an absolutely beautiful day in terms of weather.

It is the first of May, and all around me are the sights of early spring blooms, tulips and fading daffodils. There are far too many healthy trees that still look like skeletons, with some pale green leaves finally emerging … Continue reading →

This morning there was snow in the air, and much like the snow on Tuesday, hovered in the air, but melted on the ground. Even though some of the cherry blossoms have begun to bloom while tulips and daffodils sprout, … Continue reading →

In the past few weeks, I have commented how the weather is clear here and has been snowing elsewhere. Now, it is snowing here. I should have been less haughty.

Again, a Nor’easter (or perhaps, a Northeaster) blankets the other side of the state with snow, while leaving this side of the state wet with flurries and cold with chilly air, but otherwise unscathed. It is moments like these I … Continue reading →

It’s strange to think that at the moment of writing this post, the air outside is cold and the sun is shining, all while on the other side of the state cities are being battered by a winter storm. I … Continue reading →