Over the next seven days the weather will range from light to heavy rain, occasional rain, and times of no rain but dark clouds.
Time to appreciate the brighter times.
A Week Without The Sun Shining
Nauset Beach Before Sunrise
This was one of those God speaks through Nature moments.
Cool Moring in Wellfleet
The temperature and humidity dropped and what has been for months a cool and refreshing surf became warm and soothing this morning. A very welcome change, if you ask me.
Glowing Clouds and Wet Feet
I am grateful for each day I can start at the ocean with the early morning light. It was one of those mornings when I couldn’t seem to get close enough to take it all in and got a good foot soak as I took these photos.
Afternoon on the Flats
A Great Night at Chapin Beach
A cold front came through today with heavy rain. It moved through quickly and there were openings in the layers of clouds which made for an incredible sunset.
Feeling grateful for the change in the weather, the change in the sky, and the natural beauty that surrounds us here on Cape Cod.
I imagine many people planned on coming here tonight, traveling great distances through the rain. I hope they made it out to see what several of us saw on Chapin Beach tonight. These visitors may call it an incredible surprise, a great reward for their laborious travel. We call it Friday.
How great is that?
Bright and Colorful
After so many days of gray skies it was great to start the day with so much color and light.
Fortunate to be able to go to a few spots in Sandwich this morning. What a great start to the week.
The Perfect Calm
This morning at Swan Pond was heavy with dew and cool still air. The water’s surface like glass. Clouds seemed more suspended than floating or blowing.
An incredible blessing.
Winter Sky Over Craigsville Beach
Grateful for a being able to look out at this while having a wonderful conversation last night.
Winds from the Warm Front
Today it hit 40 and it may be even warmer by the end of the week.
The winds whip up the clouds pretty good when the sun sets. I feel very fortunate to be able to get out to take in sights like this.
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