today’s sunrise
The day started bright, with the promise of sunshine all day… well, that was short lived. Sunrise, at 7:03 am and the morning high, 41° F was as good as it was going to get. Within an hour, clouds had moved in and winds picked up – making it feel like 32°.
This afternoon, I took a shorter and brisker walk than planned ’cause it’s downright windy and cold —brrr. Even though the Winter Solstice is just 24 days away, I’m really not ready for winter. You?
After my very abbreviated and brisk walk, I was so thankful to step inside our warm house. So very thankful.
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It has been cold, windy, and snowy here today! And, I am with you in the not ready for winter category! But, that sunrise!
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I’ve noted that in colder weather, stupendous sunrises/sunsets often preclude dramatic weather changes!
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We had 9 inches of snow on Sunday. It IS beautiful and we were called off to volunteer that morning. I checked my email and raced back to bed once they posted classes were cancelled. Your sunrise is so pretty HOnore
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9 inches would shut us down! Glad you enjoyed the sunrise! I love seeing them and sunsets!
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I definitely FELT the cold today. I think it was because it was just SO windy!
Hope you can stay snug and warm inside tonight.
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and we have the high winds, today!
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Beautiful sunrise. Sunshine does make everything feel warmer. Seems early for our colder weather also.
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I am so in agreement with you about the “earliness” of colder weather! And yet, I must remember that two years ago we had temps in the 70s in Dec…
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Still very windy here this morning. And cold! You get extra points for braving the weather and getting out!!
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Believe me, it was a very.quick.trip!
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It’s colder here than in Iceland this morning …. brrrrrr indeed! (I’m not quite ready.)
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Me neither. Ready to put on my flannel PJs and hibernate!
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Definitely NOT ready for winter. We’ve seen very little sun recently—makes it feel even colder. We put up our Christmas decorations right after Thanksgiving (a week earlier than usual) and that helps counteract the dreary weather.
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