We're all a little broken but the last time I checked broken crayons still color.
28 degrees, cloudy with a light east breeze. A high of 34, a low of 28 tonight with a NE wind. Snow starting this evening continuing through tomorrow with strong NE winds. Totaling 8 to 14 inches. Tomorrow's high 34, the low 24. Snow showers Friday with an ESE breeze, a high of 39 and a low of 29. Snow showers Saturday with a NNW wind, a high of 35 and a low of 27. Cloudy Sunday with a strong NNW breeze, a high of 40 and a low of 25. Mostly cloudy Monday with a NNE breeze, a high of 41 and a low fo 29. Snow showers Tuesday PM lasting into Wednesday AM. An inch? A NNE breeze Tuesday with a high of 39 and a low of 29. A NNW wind next Wednesday with a high of 39 and a low of 24. Partly cloudy next Thursday with a NW breeze, a high of 38 and a low of 22. Partly cloudy Friday, the 16th, with a stiff NW breeze, a high of 40 and a low of 26. Partly cloudy Saturday, march 17th, with a NW breeze, a high of 45 and a low of 30. Rain/snow the next four days.
Darel had another good day yesterday. If all goes well we will go to the church lunch today.
I went to the doctor yesterday and am much better. My back had bee out since the last day i was walking on hard ice with spiked boots. If walking gets that bad again I'll drive the truck to the greenhouse. I'm planning to drive the tractor out tonight to put wood on the fires if we get as much snow/wind as forecast. I have two boxes of plants coming in late this afternoon. No one is coming to work tomorrow thanks to the storm Plowing driveways, including ours is going to be a problem because they are thawed. Town plows will have a problem on muddy dirt roads. Typical March. At least we didn't get last week's storm.
We're working on having all the baskets and trays filled with soil, ready to plant. Soil barrels, water barrels and water buckets will all be filled before we take up the hose. I watered everything yesterday. Brian works second shift inBangor. He is going to stay in town tonight to make sure he can get to his regular job tomorrow. Plus he doesn't want to drove home in the storm.
Having done all we can we'll hope we don't lose power and get the low end of the snow forecast. Enjoy today, Sally
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