Humid, and warm in the sun but much cooler in the shade. A high of 64F.

Overcast with swirling, misty cloud. Humid with midday rain showers. A high of 64F.

Humid and sunny despite dappled cloud cover. A high of 73F.

Sunny with a cool breeze and neat flotillas of long cloud. A high of 64F and a new chill in the air when the sun sets.

Hot and sunny with mixed clouds and a high of 70F. Dramatic cobweb clouds at sunset.

Cooler but sunny, cloudless skies and a high of 66F. Post-rain waters running high.

Torrential rain, dark and gloomy, muggy with a high of 72F, making for a steamy evening. A good day for seed saving.

An enigmatic equinox: overcast with rolling, smoky cloud and rain beginning mid-morning. A high of 73F. The first day of fall.

The last day of summer: a gorgeous morning, cloudless except for the odd wisp overhead and a swathe of stretched gauze on the horizon. Overcast for a few hours late afternoon, clearing before dusk, with a light breeze and a high of 70F. The last day of haying at Lazy Crazy Acres takes place under the full harvest moon.

Day 3 of the hay window. Hot, sunny, clear skies until thick ribbons of wispy cloud late afternoon, and a high of 75F. Full harvest moon this evening at 7.55pm.

Day 2 of a hay window. Cloudless skies in the morning. A high of 80F. Splotches of red dash the landscape; a slight fading of the green.

A scorcher: a high of 80F with huge clouds. The first day of a three-day hay window.

More of the same as yesterday. Overcast with cloud like thick, swirling gun smoke and a high of 75F.

A gloomy, overcast morning after overnight rain with clouds clearing slightly mid-afternoon to reveal slivers of blue sky. A high of 72F and humid. We’re having a muggy September.

Sunny and humid with cotton candy cloud cover. A high of 76F and torrential rain beginning mid-afternoon and continuing through the night. Fall colors creeping in slowly.

Ground wet with overnight rain. Morning fog clears for a fresh and breezy day, warming up to a high of 77F and humid. Bright and sunny despite thick clouds.

A beautiful day, sunny with faint wisp of cloud and a high of 73F. Last day of haying.

A crisp morning, warming up to a high of 79F. Overcast and humid in the afternoon with glimmering cloud.

A distinct chill in the air, but sunny and warming up to a high of 70F. Warm and breezy with big clouds.

A morning of thick clouds that disperse into big, woolly chunks by the afternoon. A mostly sunny afternoon with a strong, cooling breeze. A high of 66F. Second cutting of hay commences.

Torrential overnight rain, a foggy morning, overcast and humid with a high of 70F.

A scorcher despite an array of cloud cover: gauzy clouds that dissolved into cigarette smoke and then thickened and brought torrential rain at dusk. Tiny splashes of red dot the green landscape. A high of 80F, but felt hotter.

Another beautiful day like yesterday: the odd group of fat clouds sailing through, mostly sunny with a high of 72F. Basil thriving in the heat.

Sunny and mostly clear with odd isolated clouds and a high of 72F. A breezeless, baking September day.

Another bleak day like the movie set of a British, 19th century novel adaptation that ends in heartbreak. A morning of rain and an afternoon that’s overcast with layers of weather like someone couldn’t decide what set to use. A high of 66F, humid and highly cinematic.

Blazing sunshine and blue skies with a few stray, wispy clouds. A high of 74F.

A thick carpet of oppressive, threatening cloud all day, but somehow the sun got through this occasionally for bursts of hot sunshine. A high of 67F.

Another moody day with Ida retreating. Wet, cloudy and a high of 69F.

Not a good start to September: a few inches of rain from Hurricane Ida, overcast and muggy with a high of 66F. A thirst-quenching day for the farm.

Sunny and hot with a legion of small fluffy clouds. Humid and a high of 72F. An almost cloudless sky at dusk. August goes out in style.

A sunny day despite big clouds. Hot and humid. A high of 81F.