This National Geographic photo from Northwest China shows flowers in a garden after a late-season ice storm hit last month.
Here at the Boggy Thicket, the weather has been almost as strange. Our azaleas bloomed almost a month earlier than usual, then April saw a new cold front every Thursday for four weeks in a row.
The last one got May off to a chilly start with a record-tying low yesterday, and this morning’s low - 43° – was the coldest ever for the month of May in Southeast Texas.
Hopefully, our chilly days are over – today’s high is supposed to reach the upper 70s.
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