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| Stewart Futrell |
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| Stewart Futrell |
That’s right folks, despite the abnormally wet and cold
winter we’ve experienced in the Carolinas, the signs of spring are all around
us! Paying homage to the first day of spring, CoCoRaHS member Stewart Futrell
shared these beautiful pictures of the blooming Daffodils and Saucer Magnolia
(tulip tree) in his yard. As Stewart has captured here, the signs of spring
foretell of the warming weather to come! These photos also are a great reminder
to submit condition monitoring reports of your local area. Submitting regular
reports of your area is a great way to monitoring local conditions under all
types of weather scenarios. With the wet winter we’ve experienced here in the
Carolinas, condition monitoring reports help us determine what conditions are
like when we receive adequate precipitation, to compare against those periods
when precipitation is not as plentiful. As
the flowers continue to bloom and the trees emerge from dormancy, keep those
condition monitoring reports coming in. And don’t forget to take some time to
enjoy the many signs of spring around us!
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