Scuttling Clouds
Yesterday seemed more like March than February. I guess it don’t make much difference since March arrives next week. The…
Micro-Climates and Gardens
We are so excited about planting Pap’s big garden this year. There’s still a ton of work to do before…
Thunder in January
I still haven’t got any snow to amount to anything. One day last week we had a skiff of snow,…
Cold End to May
We’ve had cool weather over the last week. I was surprised by the airish temperatures the first morning I went…
Frost on the Potatoes
With frost and freeze warnings for much of the area I’ve been anxiously looking at the thermometer each morning. Yesterday…
From the Archives: The Late Spring Snow Of March 17, 1936
1936 left to right: TJ, Ellen (Mother), Leveta, Charles, and Louise (Photo provided by Charles Fletcher) March 17, 1936–One of…
Rainy Weather
It seems like the wet weather pattern we’ve been in for the last several years has returned. We had a…
Snowy Drives
Today’s guest post was written by Chip Bradshaw. I realize snow storms are “old hat” to some of you but…
I Finally Got A Little Snow
I didn’t have a white Christmas but I did get a skiff of snow Monday night. We didn’t realize it…
No Frost Yet
When I awoke yesterday morning I fully expected to see the first big frost of fall, but there was no…
Harricun Ian
Before Ian made landfall it was forecasted to come up through Georgia and over us, but that didn’t happen. It…
The First Airish Days of Fall
We’ve had some deliciously airish weather move into southern Appalachia. This morning when I got up it was 45 degrees….