This week, we had several afternoon highs in the 60s and a high of 72. The warm spell ended on Saturday when temperatures dropped and the wind picked up. We woke up Sunday morning to about an inch of wet snow. On Saturday night and Sunday, a significant snowstorm with strong winds dropped visibility to near zero at times. However, as usual, the islands have less snow than inland mountains.
Bird migration continues along the coastline.
An eagle fed on a dead deer. Hawks soared on thermals, and a large flock of starlings landed in firs in my backyard. These birds created quite a racket until they stopped calling, and in unison, the flock took off south. That behavior makes me wonder. The weekend fixed that clock in a hurry.