Intermittent snow flurries alternate with sunny spells for most of the day, with a bitter wind and a high of 34F.

Another gloomy day, afternoon rain and a high of 45F. Snow beginning at the end of the day and continuing throughout the night.

38F at 8am, but humid with thick mist hovering in the valleys until mid-morning. Sun for the rest of the day and a high of 46F. River still gushing. Sap still flowing.

Another gloomy day, with rain. A high of 47F. Late afternoon rain. Sap’s still flowing, so it’s still cozy and warm in the sap house where the fire’s raging. *Come and see us at the Maple Weekend open house from 10am to 4pm.*

A gloomy day, chilly and overcast with a high of 47F. More snow predicted.

Dry with gusty winds, 43F at noon and a special weather alert for high winds. A burn ban is in effect until May 14th. Mostly clear skies with gauzy cloud turning thicker by sunset, and a high of 55F in the Dry Brook Valley. Garlic sprouting on the farm.

Brilliant sunshine with clouds getting lost in the vast expanse of light blue like chunks of cotton wool. A high of 46F and a low of 30F, with high winds of 30 mph making it even chillier. A first spring dip into the stream this year for the Alfie, the Black Lab.

The first day of Spring, the Vernal Equinox, with equal duration of day and night, begins on a gloomy note in the Dry Brook Valley. A 47F high at 10am, humid and overcast. Rivers cascade loudly with the rain of the last few days, and a rare pussy willow produces fuzzy grey catkins on the banks of Rider Hollow Creek, a symbol of hope in an uncertain world. Nature will continue when she feels like it. It feels safe in the wild forest.

Overcast with an enigmatic sky and a high of 54F. Late afternoon rain.

Gloomy and overcast with rain for most of the day. A high of 59F. Only remnants of copper and gold – and some pink – remain in the brush.

A mix of sun and clouds with a high of 53F and a chilly breeze. Sage is the last herb standing.

An overnight frost receding into the shadows and steaming out of the valleys. Chilly with clear skies for most of the day, but humid with a high of 61F.

A chilly high of 57F, but bright and sunny with a cool breeze and hazy cloud.

An unexpected 5 or 6 inches of rain filling creeks and rivers to full capacity. Springs runs are inundated. Route 28 in Arkville flooded and a State of Emergency in the Town of Hardenburgh. A high of 57F.

A mix of sun and dappled clouds. Humid with a high of 64F.

Sunny despite some cloud cover and humid. Late evening rain and a high of 55F. Garlic going in, finally, even though we’re nowhere near a frost. Herbs coming out.

A dip into low temperatures, cloudy with some sun and a high of 55F. Evenings are getting chillier.

Cloudy and humid with a high of 60F. Fall coming to a close.

Clear morning skies forming a thin, woolly blanket of cloud by noon. Warm with a high of 66F.

Sunny, warm with a gentle breeze, clear skies for most of the day and a high of 69F.

Shimmering morning cloud gives way to a sunny day with clear skies, sturdy breeze and a high of 62F. Clear sunset and bright, full moon. Stubborn pockets of oak trees remain green until the first frost of fall.

Dull and overcast until mid-afternoon when the sun manages to burn through cloud like thick smoke. Chilly with a high of 48F and intermittent, drizzling rain for the best part of the day.

Chilly with a high of 57F. Mostly overcast with some sun and rain showers.

Mostly cloudy with some sun. A little chill in the air and then a huge misty cloud brings torrential rain mid-afternoon. A high of 72F.

Dull and overcast with the cloud cover filtering the sun like a lightbox. A mostly clear afternoon with a mix of sun and cloud. A high of 70F.

Another beautiful dewy, foggy, warm morning – 58F at 7am – that doesn’t clear until afternoon. Humid with a high of 72F. We’re having a balmy autumn.

Cool yet humid and foggy. A high of 70F for the day. Fall colors smothered by morning mist.

Another glorious fall day that began with a dewy morning: thick fog rolling over mountains and into valleys. By the afternoon: sunny with ribbons of gauzy cloud but cool in the shade. A high of 75F.

Mostly sunny with wispy clouds and a high of 72F. Hot in the sun, but cool in the shade with a gentle breeze.

Rain and heavy fog swirling over the mountains and in valleys for most of the day. A high of 63F. Cloud cover mutes the fall colors that are at their glorious near-peak.

A gorgeous fall day: sunny with a crisp chill the air and a shroud of cloud. Yellow leaves flutter in the breeze. A high of 60F.

Mostly sunny with some cloud and warm with a high of 73F. The oak trees still have yet to succumb to fall.

Misty morning drying up in the afternoon sun. A high of 70F and mostly sunny.

Another enigmatic day: misty rain and foggy peaks. Fall colors muted in the dull light. A high of 70F. Sun emerging late afternoon.

Cloud cover dulling the vivid tones of fall. A high of 68F, humid with rain showers and all-day fog.

A dim and sombre Monday. Overcast, chilly with a high of 63F. Steady rain throughout the day with rolling fog.

Dull, chilly and overcast. Some lunchtime sun, but rain descending mid-afternoon. A high of 67F and a dense foggy sunset.

Cirrus clouds like strips of wedding veil, hot and sunny with a light breeze and a high of 70F.

Sunny despite wide, shallow and low clouds. A chilly breeze and a high of 61F.

Overcast and chilly with a high of 55F. Fall is in the air but the greens are still hanging on.

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.