This year was apparently an "el nino" year, the warm side of the oscillation in sea surface temperature of the tropical southern and eastern Pacific Ocean. We felt it here in New England this winter, where I had one day where I could skate on ice, few days where I could cross-country ski, and, aside from a few frigid days, much of the time was quite warm. I even took my paddle board out twice this winter in March. Here are some photos from this winter in New England with a few from New York.
One Day of Skateable Ice January, 2016
A Bit of Snow, no Ice, Walden Pond January, 2016
A Bit of Ice in Hopkinton January 2016
Early Ice Storm, December 2015
Peach Tree Fungus, December 2015
No Snow, but a Hike through Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge
December 2015, Walden Pond
December 2015 deCordova Museum, Ice is Glass
New York, Long Island, December 2015
February, 2016, Mt. Washington Does have Snow
First Snow, February 2016, Lasted Less Than a Week
Walking Sudbury Reservoir in February, Snow is Almost Gone
One Cold Day in February, Valentine's Day 2016
March 5, 2016, Craftsbury VT Finally, some Skiable Snow
March 9, 2016, 79 degrees and Out on the Paddle Board, Cochituate State Park
March 2016 Indoor Garden
March Sunset Light 2016
March, 2016, 6 " Snow Doesn't Last More Than a Day
March 2016, Walden Pond, More Beach than Pond Now
Where has it gone?
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