I recently moved to an new office with an entire wall of glass. Previously, for more than five years, I was in an upstairs windowless office in a well-fortified bunker-type building. The only time that I knew if weather was occurring was if there was a very loud thunderclap directly overhead, or if someone came up from downstairs to report it was raining (or snowing or sunshining or tornadoing).
So, today the sun is pouring through my windows, and there is some wind. I can hear it blowing, and see the trees swaying on treeline between our property and back yards of the neighborhood across the way. There is not a cloud in the sky.
Southern NJ here. After several rainy days recently, and one teasing 74-degree day last Friday, the weather is FINALLY starting to break - it is a beautiful sunny day, in the low to mid 50s…just that HINT that spring is on the way. The forsythias have been blooming for about a week, and I can see all the flowering pear trees ready to bloom in another few days. The magnolia tree up the street from my house is blooming, too. sigh I can’t wait for the lilacs and lilies-of-the-valley, then it’s TRULY spring
We’re supposed to get a mix of snow and rain today, but so far it’s cold but beautiful.
My office, however, is hot. There’s no window to open and no thermostat. I think summer is going to kill me in here. I just called Engineering to see what they can do about it.
Santa Clara, Bay Area. According to weather channel app on my phone, 62 degrees F and partly cloudy, but the sky is blue and beautiful outside my window.
It feels cold, but exercise worthy. The morning run in the rain was the best. The afternoon bike ride was colder because of leaks in the equipment. The afternoon treadmill run got skipped.
5 C and mostly sunny. Predicted overnight low: -5. A bit warmer predicted for tomorrow. Still large piles of snow on my lawn where the town blew it in the winter.
We’ve had weeks now of the most terrific autumnal weather…warm, clear days (24-27c) and nights cool enough to snuggle properly under the doona. No rain, no wind, just perfect.
I’m not one to complain, but it’s getting a bit boring really.