Bodhi Cove

about the same here 85 and 77

Hummingbird spotted in Columbia

Just a friendly reminder the hummingbirds are already in Northern Virginia heading into Maryland get your feeders out!

Hopefully you're right because we drive across that bridge every freaking day twice and I guarantee you there's going to be a crap ton of car accidents due to people not familiar with taking another route the big trucks are going to be out there again cuz they can't go through the tunnel it's really going to be horrible

It was rather lackluster Bayside. But I'm not complaining

Still overcast and mildly breezy along the patapsco

Four and a quarter inches of rain . Thankfully it's finally moved along

This storm over on the other side of the river from you has stalled right here it looks like it's going to lighten up a little bit and move on and then out of nowhere The wind kicks up again with more rain and lightning strikes

Non-stop torrential rain with hail for about 5 minutes and non-stop lightning strikes

Happy birthday !

Wow, we're under a waterspout warning

Sam on the other side of the patapsco River. Although it looks like it's trying to thin out

I'd happily trade your dandelions if you would take my Virginia creeper

Happy birthday !!!

Wind gust at home 49 mph. Kind of surprised didn't think our weather station would ever get higher than 45 mph. update, wind gust of 51 mph

Try taking a screenshot of the photo

Well the ospreys have arrived, which means the hummingbirds will be showing up in a few weeks as well. It's time to get the feeders out

Still 58° here.

I was outside watching all the eagles flying around in the wind and then I heard the front coming in was pretty loud, one little bit of thunder and then it roared through here at 40 mph

This wind is not messing around we just got a 47 mph wind gust. Had to run outside and save the grill cover from blowing away. Bungee cords will take care of that problem!

Bayside started with ice pellets hitting the windows followed by 40 mph wind gusts and flurries mixing in. Our crepe myrtles are taking a beating from the wind. Current wind 33 miles per hour 33° wind chill 18. And rolling White Caps in the creek.

yay more rain. Absolutely pouring buckets here, being fed directly from the ocean.

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Bummer, the female hummingbird and her two juveniles left to head south this morning.

I missed the picture of the two lawn chairs that are falling over