It's 13 degrees; crisp and clear.
WKTV's predicts: "A chilly start to the day today! Temperatures starting out in the teens. High temperatures this afternoon will be about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. More importantly, as an area of high pressure crests over the region, winds will be much lighter today compared to yesterday. This will make it feel much better outdoors compared to yesterday's winterlike day. Clear skies will continue tonight, with overnight lows near 20.
High pressure will slowly move east. This will switch winds into the southwest, allowing for warmer weather to build into the region. Wednesday will start with plenty of sunshine. We'll see some increase in clouds by the end of the day. It looks to be mild though. Highs should reach 50-55. Showers will arrive Wednesday night and Thursday."
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Tom Eisenhut is pretty sure ..........
........ and Tom Morgan's ready!
Bbbbrrrrr! It was nice and sunny, yesterday, but with the wind coming directly from the North Pole and the temperature in the twenties, kids pulled their hoods up and their sleeves down and rushed right along Madison Street, after school.
These gals, walking on White Street, haven't given up their winter jackets, yet!
Suzette added more colors to her doorway bouquet ........
........ and there's a bright new wreath on her Madison Street neighbor's front door.
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In yesterday's mail .............
This picture of miniature iris, now blooming on California Road, sent to me by Denise Jaquays-Tarbox!
(Thank You!)
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"Jungle birds, gorillas, monkeys, rhinos, elephants and zebras all join to perform Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock, an adaptation of a musical written by Ron Fink and John Heath. This performance will be judged by members of the Central New York Council on the Arts, and eight schools will be selected to perform on the Stanley Performing Arts Center stage during the weekend of June 6th and 7th, for the annual “It’s a Zoo” competition. Please come and cheer on this lively and colorful cast of 43 MPS students in 1st –4th grade who have all worked so hard!"
The International Space Station actually CAN be seen from Earth, and NASA has a chart that will tell you exactly when and where to look for it! (These times are for Utica viewers, and should work just as well around Waterville.)
Tue Mar 24/09:17 PM - for 1 minute - 13 above NNW 18 above N
Wed Mar 25/08:09 PM - 4 minutes - 10 above NW 11 above NE
You'll find plenty of viewing tips in instructions HERE.
(Thank You!)
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Also in the mail:
“IT’S A ZOO” 2009 AT MPS
“Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock”
Presented by Memorial Park School
Tuesday, March 31, 7 PM
MPS Auditorium
“IT’S A ZOO” 2009 AT MPS
“Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock”
Presented by Memorial Park School
Tuesday, March 31, 7 PM
MPS Auditorium
"Jungle birds, gorillas, monkeys, rhinos, elephants and zebras all join to perform Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock, an adaptation of a musical written by Ron Fink and John Heath. This performance will be judged by members of the Central New York Council on the Arts, and eight schools will be selected to perform on the Stanley Performing Arts Center stage during the weekend of June 6th and 7th, for the annual “It’s a Zoo” competition. Please come and cheer on this lively and colorful cast of 43 MPS students in 1st –4th grade who have all worked so hard!"
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In the "Sky-watching Department"
The International Space Station actually CAN be seen from Earth, and NASA has a chart that will tell you exactly when and where to look for it! (These times are for Utica viewers, and should work just as well around Waterville.)
Tue Mar 24/09:17 PM - for 1 minute - 13 above NNW 18 above N
Wed Mar 25/08:09 PM - 4 minutes - 10 above NW 11 above NE
You'll find plenty of viewing tips in instructions HERE.
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I don't plan on posting tomorrow morning - I've an early breakfast date and then car servicing in Hamilton - but if you have a special announcement to be blogged, I'll post it at the first opportunity!
Have a Great Day, Everyone!
I don't plan on posting tomorrow morning - I've an early breakfast date and then car servicing in Hamilton - but if you have a special announcement to be blogged, I'll post it at the first opportunity!
Have a Great Day, Everyone!
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