Last week’s weather brought to mind Mark Twain’s quote about New England weather – “If you don’t like the weather in New England now, just wait a few minutes.”
While Pennsylvania isn’t considered one of the New England states, the description of the weather still rings true for our Mid-Atlantic state.
The weather ranged from temperatures touching near 70 degrees at the end of last week to bitter cold winds and lake effect snow this past weekend.
More fog was also seen last week as it made everything else nearly invisible.
Temperatures are forecast to climb above freezing this week and then the rain moves in for the remainder of the week. And after that … wait for it … there may be a switch back to snow showers.
Oak leaves are covered in a dusting of snow.
Berries on a fire bush shrub are covered in snow.
A tangle-style spider web is covered with droplets of moisture on a foggy fall morning.
A larch tree appears out of the fog.
The moon is seen last Friday morning.
Crazy Critters
Kyle and Kennedy butt heads.
Sherman and Buford step to it.
(A Walk in the Woods contains photos from newsroom staffer Anna Applegate’s daily jaunts around her neck of the woods. Tagging along on the treks are dogs, Buford and Sherman, and goats, Kyle and Kennedy. Applegate manages the Good Times and can be emailed at bigdogs.thederrick@gmail.com)
