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That looks like heaven.

Over an inch of much needed rain, and counting, in Saratoga Springs.

What's better than two labs? Three! Babka is in the middle of my new lab pack.

Gobble gobble?

This is a nice autumn surprise!

I used to love those when I taught at Greek.

That smoke has reached Saratoga Springs, and it smells truly toxic.

Very sorry to hear about Penny. I've never lost a dog to natural causes like that. She left this world happy though, that's all you can ask for.

I received .13 inches of rain last evening. We need a lot more. It looks pretty dry over the next 2 weeks.

The high is dropping 20 degrees between today and tomorrow. The party is over.

I never know those existed, but Bohemia is pass-holder only on Saturday's, and Powder is going that route this season on every weekend in February. I wonder if that will ever catch on here in the east?

Sugarbush got 10 in yesterday!

I'm enjoying the cool weather immensely, but it's fleeting. The overall autumn forecast is for above average temps. I'm fully expecting another brown December.

I'll be watching that closely. Pico is a gem.

Excellent, we definitely need some more competition in the area. Silver is my go-to.

Just bought one, good deal.

St. Johnsbury VT and the surrounding area received 8 inches of rain yesterday, and more today. There's growing evidence that Vermont will continue to suffer catastrophic flooding, permanently, due to the increase in the amount of water that falls from the sky, and the topography of VT and the...

After days in the upper 80's/low 90's, and bone dry, I'm looking forward to some rain and cooler temps.

When mowing for the first time yesterday (participated in no mow May, it's fantastic), I noticed a duck in my yard. She has a nest under one of my pines in the front yard. The water sources aren't very close. I left her some water and try to water the lawn near her. Any duck tips?

This is terrifying. Can you imagine a tornado that retraces it's path? https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/01/weather/oklahoma-tornado-rare-climate/index.html