Not for nuthin'…. But….. Friday is a tale of two New Englands. Down here the sky lit up pink and orange over the harbor and we're headed for 66 and sunny. Up on the Rockpile it's hurricane-force wind, rain turning to snow, and a camera lens that looks like a shower door. Somewhere in between, Bartlett Forest is just standing there under a soft blue sky minding its own business. Here's how three corners of New England looked around 7:30 this morning.
Marblehead Harbor (BYC Oceanfront) — A pink-and-tangerine band of sunrise along the far shore under a lavender-gray sky, the water calm and pewter, a few sailboats still riding the moorings and one little skiff tied up at the float. Sunny today with a high near 66 and a west wind gusting into the 20s. Last day of October-ish weather worth grabbing.
Mount Washington, NH (Observatory North View) — Nothing but fog and water drops beading on the glass. The summit is inside a cloud, with a chance of rain showers turning to snow showers, temperatures falling to around 28 this afternoon, and a northwest wind of 65 to 75 mph with gusts as high as 95. Tonight the gusts could hit 120. Stay off the Rockpile.
Bartlett Experimental Forest, NH — From the top of the NEON tower, the hardwoods are bare silver-gray, the pines and hemlocks are holding the green, and the mountains roll off in browns and dusky purples under a mostly blue sky with puffy clouds. Mostly sunny with a high near 58, cooling into the 40s by afternoon.
The Mad River Valley covered bridge cam sat this one out again.
Webcam views courtesy of the Boston Yacht Club, the Mount Washington Observatory and NEON/PhenoCam.
MOAM Out.
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