SPRING TIME

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

YES.

Sweeping. And raking. Crocus, hyacinth, daffodils, and tulips are starting to POP. Phew. Long Winter, man. Life is alright.

- Doc

[Vēritās]

Don't forget Pollen. Enough in my neck of the woods to choke out a woodchipper.

[Res Ipsa]

We're not to pollen yet....



We should probably rename "Flowering Wet" to "Pollen Hell"

[huckelberry]

Being east of the Cascade mountains and Seattle wet figures less in the seasons. I do think of November one to February 15 as the dark and fog time.

Monday morning we awoke to four inches of snow. That put a dent in my expectation of spring. It felt a shock. We do not get lots of snow and April is way late to my memory.

Res Ipsa, what in the world is the Suncadia?

[Res Ipsa]

Being east of the Cascade mountains and Seattle wet figures less in the seasons. I do think of November one to February 15 as the dark and fog time.

Monday morning we awoke to four inches of snow. That put a dent in my expectation of spring. It felt a shock. We do not get lots of snow and April is way late to my memory.

Res Ipsa, what in the world is the Suncadia?

Suncadia refers to this resort:

https://www.destinationhotels.com/suncadia-resort

I think the term refers to periods from a couple of days to up to a week when we get sunshine similar to what you get east of the mountains.