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Apologies to Robert Frost, of course, whose poem gave me the idea for the title of this post. Of course, Frost talks about stopping woods on a snowy evening; we have a river, not woods, and while most of our … Continue reading
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As I heard someone comment today, October in Tübingen typically has a lot of dark and dreary days. The good thing about a dark and dreary day, though, is that it often also rains a little. And that’s a good … Continue reading
We had a couple of huge storms over the weekend – thunder, lightening, hail, gale-force winds. The works.
As I walked by the postcard shot spot this afternoon, I was struck by the gathering clouds over the church steeple; it had been clear and sunny not 10 minutes before. I don’t know why, but the rapidly changing weather … Continue reading
So last week I told you that our unseasonably warm weather at the beginning of May was threatened by the coming of the “Icemen of May”, who (can) bring unseasonably cold weather in the period between May 11th and May … Continue reading
Today it was a balmy 80ºF/ 27ºC (or more) in Tübingen. Seems like summer is here, eh? Well, before leaping to that conclusion we must recall that today is May 10th, and that the Ice Men of May may arrive … Continue reading
One day last week, as I was home in the late afternoon, I glanced out the window and discovered that the weather had turned. It was pouring rain. Since it had been a sunny day before that, Chris had set … Continue reading
The title of the post is my translation of the saying in German, April macht, was er will. It’s referring to the weather here in April, which can be variable, to say the least.
Thanks, everybody, for your comments on yesterday’s post / Vielen Dank für alle Kommentare von gestern!
The weather forecast starting tomorrow predicts temperatures of zero and above, which means that — in theory — the Neckar River will begin to un-freeze.