Warm and breezy, under a hazy blue sky with giant swirls of cloud, and a high of 59F.

A little chillier: breezy and overcast with a shimmering sky and a high of 48F. Ramping continues.

Warm and humid, lightly overcast with brief rain showers and a high of 58F.

Sunny and warm with a gauzy sky and a high of 68F. Perfect day for planting.

Rainy and overcast with swirling mist in the valleys. Humid with a high of 58F.

Warm and bright despite being mostly overcast with periods of sunshine and a high of 61F.

Overnight rain continues into morning. Overcast, humid with a high of 58F. Forsythia budding and blooming.

A summer day: blazing despite some cloud cover and a high of 70F.

Another sunny weekend day: blue skies and a high of 62F.

Clear and sunny, warm in the sun, but cold in the shadows. Breezy with a high of 53F.

Mostly clear skies with strong, frigid winds and a high of 48F. Burn ban in effect until May 14th due to low humidity and dry landscape.

A gloomy morning, rainy and dull, warming up to a high of 43F. Late afternoon snow and later, some hail, does nothing to deter Spring.

Humid, rainy with dense, foggy clouds and a high of 57F.

Sunny and warm with gauzy cloud and a high of 66F. Foraging continues with young wild greens like ramps, sorrel and plantain are appearing.

A Spring scorcher: a high of 84F.

Another warm day, and bright despite rippling cloud cover. A high of 61F.

Sunny and warm with a high of 57F. The farm’s army of 350 heads of garlic survived this week’s 48-hour plunge into winter.

Warmer but still gloomy. Soggy, slushy with a strong winds and a high of 55F.

A dark morning of ominous clouds gives way to some afternoon sun and higher temperatures, causing thick, wet snow to drip, slip and crash from high places. Still gusty with a high of 45F.

Overnight snow storm continues throughout the day with high, bitter winds, swirling grey cloud cover like billowing smoke and a high of 43F.

Overcast with a glimmering sky and a high of 51F. Strong, piercing winds. Winter storm warning for the evening.

Another snow/sun combo and a high of 41F. Warm in the periods of sunshine. Overcast and bitter in the flurries.

Overcast but warm and 56F by mid-morning and a high of 60F. Heavy rain all afternoon, occasionally turning to slushy snow early evening.

Sunny and warm despite substantial cloud clover and a high of 64F. Swathes of budding maple redden the landscape.

Summer in the morning, with a high of 80F and winter in the afternoon with intermittent rain and a low of 50F. A humid and overcast evening. Red buds and yellow leaves spreading over the landscape.

A sharp rise in temperature to a high of 77F. Hot in the sun, humid and bright despite cloud cover that becomes thicker like a fluffy blue milkshake later in the afternoon, bringing some light sprinkles.

More sun! Spring finds its groove with the odd big cloud, but mostly blue skies, a gentle breeze and a high of 64F.

Sunny with scanty cloud, deep blue skies and too gorgeous to remember what the temperature was. Beautiful degrees Fahrenheit. The perfect Spring day to “plant” some mushrooms.

Overcast with rain and sleet for most of the day, with the sun fighting through the snow for a short period at 5pm for a enigmatic mix of sun and snow. A high of 42F. The buds are budding this week.

Intermittent rain and sun. Thick cloud breaking up late afternoon, and a high of 46F.

More rain, humid, with a high of 55F and big, slow clouds. Even the slightest rills are gushing with water. New rivulets and streams are in the making.

All day rain and a high of 50F. Mid-afternoon power cuts, stream flooding, thunder and lightening. Fetching water from the river in saucepans to flush the toilet. Pizza and scrabble by flashlight.

Rainy and overcast. Pretty gloomy and quiet, with a high of 52F.

Mostly sunny with an armada of long clouds, a light breeze and a high of 58F.

Dry with the occasional glimpse of sunshine, an icy wind, and a high of 44F.

Back to the snow: a high of 41F. Snow all morning turning to rain in the afternoon.

A perfect Spring day: a high of 41F but warm in the sun and mostly cloudless skies. Perfect conditions for a hike.

Misty morning after overnight rain. Humid with a high of 53F. Clouds of rain pass over the mountains, occasionally swirling open to reveal some sun. Snow and howling winds going into the evening.

Dark and moody, overcast with rain for most of the day, and humid with a high of 60F. Muggy with a thunderstorm watch and heavy rains into the night.

Overcast and calm, but a little warmer with a high of 40F. Thick rows of grey clouds looking like a wrinkled duvet at sunset.

19F by 9am and a bright morning with sunny spells. Driving winds all afternoon, and a high of 31F. At least we got some sun.

More snow, heavier today, almost white-out conditions all morning. A sunny afternoon with gusty, howling, face-numbing winds and a high of 21F.

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.