Not for nuthin'…. But….. The rain's lining up on the shore this Thursday. The sun's peeking through a soft pink-and-gray sky over Marblehead Harbor before the clouds win out, Mount Washington's camera is still buried in rime with snow in the forecast, the Mad River covered bridge sits under a flat gray sky waiting on rain and snow, and Bartlett's ridges are fading into a blue haze. Here's how four corners of New England looked around 7:40 this Thursday morning.
Marblehead Harbor (BYC Oceanfront) — The sun's breaking through puffy clouds over the far shore, laying a pale silver-gold sheen across a calm harbor dotted with moorings, with the little green-roofed shed sitting out on the dock. Enjoy it while it lasts: rain likely after 8 this morning, cloudy with a high near 52 and an east wind 8 to 16 mph, gusting to 29. Grab the umbrella.
Mount Washington, NH (Observatory North View) — Nothing but thick rime caked across the lens again. A chance of snow, cloudy with a high near 23 and southwest winds 10 to 20 mph, gusting to 30. Less than an inch of new snow possible. Still winter up there.
Mad River Valley, VT (Great Eddy Covered Bridge) — The old covered bridge in Waitsfield with the flag out front, a still river mirroring the farmhouses, rusty late-fall brush and bare trees under a flat gray sky. Rain and snow today, cloudy with a high near 39 and hardly any wind. A good day for the woodstove.
Bartlett Experimental Forest, NH — From the top of the NEON tower, bare gray hardwoods and dark spruce run out to White Mountain ridges going soft and blue in the haze. Mostly cloudy with rain likely after 10 and a high near 41. Get your walk in early.
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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