One month ago today, the temps took a nose dive to below zero - and stayed there.
Now we've got temps in the 50s forecast; Daylight Saving Time is nine days away; Jupiter, Saturn and Mercury are hanging out in the early-morning eastern sky (and it's clear enough to see them) and even some early migrants are starting to show up.
And in the woods, it's getting a little spring-y there, too.
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Credit Lisa Johnson