It is the end of September. Normally, we would be wrapped in the bright leaf colors for which New England is justly famous. Not so far.
We were at Manchaug a few days ago and everything was green. We always look for the first color of the year along the water, but aside from some berries and a few yellow leaves, it was still deep summer green.
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It has changed quite a bit over the past few days. Still not really quite there, yet, but you can see it shaping up. I think we’re going to get rain again today. Those rivers are awfully full!
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All our reservoirs are still pitifully low and the rivers down. The ground is still parched… a long way to go yet before the balance is restored.
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We had almost a decade of drought or semi-drought. We needed rain. Perhaps not quite THIS much rain, but it does mean we aren’t entirely dependent on snow melt-off in spring. The weather is very broken.
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So far we have managed to even things out a bit weatherwise… but with the ground so dry and comacted, I worry about flooding ahead for some areas.
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It finally came. The air is chilly, and the trees are in color now!
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