Not for nuthin'…. But….. Happy Veterans Day. The sun's up over Marblehead Harbor, Mount Washington's camera is iced over solid in a howling northwest wind, the Mad River covered bridge has its flag flying under a soft pink-and-gray sky, and Bartlett's ridges are standing out clear under a cool blue morning. Here's how four corners of New England looked around 7:30 this Veterans Day Wednesday morning.
Marblehead Harbor (BYC Oceanfront) — The sun's climbing over the far shore through a scatter of cloud, laying a bright gold path across a glassy, mirror-calm harbor dotted with moorings, with the little white shed with the green roof sitting out on the dock. Mostly sunny with a high near 54 and a light northwest wind 3 to 10 mph. A fine morning to stand on the shore and say thanks.
Mount Washington, NH (Observatory North View) — Nothing to see but thick rime caked across the lens for the third morning running. Partly sunny with a high near 23, northwest winds 25 to 50 mph with gusts as high as 65 mph, and wind chills as low as 3 below. Real winter up there already.
Mad River Valley, VT (Great Eddy Covered Bridge) — The old covered bridge in Waitsfield with the American flag out front, a still river reflecting the sky, rusty late-fall brush and bare trees, and the farmhouses across the water, with the morning sun trying to break through a pink-tinged deck of cloud. Partly sunny with a high near 49 and barely a breath of wind. A quiet, pretty Vermont morning.
Bartlett Experimental Forest, NH — From the top of the NEON tower, bare gray hardwoods and dark spruce run out to the White Mountain ridges, sharp and blue-green under a pale sky. Mostly sunny with a high near 44 and a light west wind. Good hiking weather if you bundle up.
Webcam views courtesy of the Boston Yacht Club, the Mount Washington Observatory, Mad River Valley Television and NEON/PhenoCam.
MOAM Out.
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