More April Foolishness

Climate change is so evident to all in new England that it is almost rite to discuss it these days. This winter — although plenty chilly throughout December and January — didn’t “heat up” until Valentine’s Day.

Since then, we’ve had at least five major storms with the last two in April. Not normal, or is it now?

Big storms in April due a lot of damage, mostly because of warmer temperatures. Run off from the mountain snow melt combined with any additional moisture add up to a MESS.

Exhibit A — Gleason Falls Bridge washout in Hillsboro, NH

And then the road at the end of our driveway was not passable until yesterday (the natives are getting a little restless…

But we are resourceful. It has occurred to us that this spring might be a good time to pull out the kayak and try white river rafting (this is a brook, by the way).

Not to worry about drought conditions in New Hampshire this year!

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