GLENWOOD WASHINGTON
               INFO & WEATHER

MARCH 25: Blue sky morning. Suppose to get up to 70º today. Thunderstorms tomorrow. MARCH 24: My goodness it is a warm morning. Sunshine and drizzly and green grass growing. MARCH 23: Rainy, drizzly morning. Snow is down low on the hills. I heard the Sandhill Cranes squawking over at Leatons. MARCH 20: Good Morning first day of Spring. There was crunchy white stuff on my windshield this morning. Sandhill Cranes have arrived, but no Buzzards yet. MARCH 13: Quite the weather day. Snow storm, hail storm, sunshine, full moon and eclipse. MARCH 12: The rain has arrived tonight. Black Birds galore singing today. MARCH 09: Boy the wind blew this afternoon. MARCH 08: Cap on the mountain. Sunny. Windy in the afternoon. Time to start raking the yard. MARCH 03: Well, the morning is blue sky and clear mountain. Birds are checking out the bird houses. There is green grass coming up around the tree trunks. MARCH 02: Cloudy this morning. Suppose to rain later this afternoon. Birds are happily singing. There is green grass sprouting in some areas. MARCH 01: Beautiful day. Had the front door open most of the day, but also had the wood stove going. Birds are happy. A few sprinkles late afternoon. FEBRUARY: 28th: Beautiful day. Froze in the morning, but I have the door open this afternoon. Swallows, Bluebirds and Robins. 26th: Our weather is Bi-Polar. This morning it is 25º and everything is covered with frost. 24th: Hard wind gust late afternoon, but the weather has not been as dramatic as forecasted. 39 mph gust ----------------------- Woke up to clear sky and 0.00 in the rain gauge. Also no wind. It is now 10:00 am and it has started to rain, so we will see if the wind and rain will be as much as forecasted. 23rd: Warm with raining and flooding. Snow is rapidly disappearing from the fields. Despite the yukky weather, the sounds of the birds singing has changed. More cheerful and spring like. By late afternoon, the rain quit and it was amazing how quickly the flooding stopped. 22nd: Still heavy overcast. No rain so far this morning. Started raining in the late afternoon. 21st: Beautiful red sunrise this morning. Suppose to be quite a bit of rain coming in. Fields are still white but snow melting around the trees. The day ended with warm, heavy overcast. 20th: Blue skies this morning. Mountain is beautiful. 30º so have to be careful walking outside. 19th: 2 inches of wet snow this morning. Heavy overcast. Wind blowing tonight. 18th: 31º and slicker than snot this morning. Foggy. 17th: Woke up to still yukky. Possibility of freezing rain. The day ended up being beautiful. Sunny and warm. 16th: Birds were singing this morning. Such a cheerful sound. But now it is snowing hard @ 32º. Mixture of rain and snow all day. Kind of yukky. I guessed at snow amount. 15th: Wind changed direction late yesterday and it warmed up. Snowed off and on today. Drove to Lyle. Temperature varied between 35º and 33º. 14th: Most of the schools are closed again today. Portland/Vancouver area got more of this winter storm than we did. Snowed most of yesterday, but o moisture in it. 13th: Woke up to cloudy and east wind. Snow arrived at 10:00 am. A lot of schools were closed today in anticipation of coming weather. 12th: Minus 7º this morning. Beautiful full moon last night. Snow on the ground so it was a full snow moon. One more day of clear skies and then moisture is suppose to move in. Went to ball game at Klickitat. 17º here at home. 22º on the Plateau. 30º down in the canyon at Klickitat. Snow or freezing rain is suppose to arrive tomorrow. 11th Tuesday: Ooooh! Cold this morning. Minus 6 degrees. Beautiful blue sky sunny morning. At 9:00 it is only 8 degrees. Spotted Towhee at the bird feeder. 10th It has been snowing all morning. 3" fresh dry snow. No wind but it is out of the east, which makes it colder. 8th and 9th: Sunny, chilly and blue skies. Suppose to turn colder with east wind. Saturday's crab feed was a success. Thank you to everyone who supported our senior class. Especially to all of you who traveled our slick roads from outside communities.