Good morning or good evening, wherever you may be, across the nation, and across the world. It is just after 3:00 a.m. in "The City."

The sun will rise this morning @ 6:07 a.m. and set later @ 9:28 p.m.

According to the NWS, the current outdoor temperature is 62° under partly-cloudy skies. The forecast calls for a 5% chance for rain until about 2:00 p.m. today when that chance increases to 50% @ 3:00 p.m. and climbs to 90% as the afternoon turns into evening,

My DTWS shows the current temperature as 62º on both the front porch and the deck. According to the NWS, winds of 3 mph make it feel like, wait for it, 62°.
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The NWS calls for today's high to be 76º, about 11º warmer than yesterday. The overnight low tonight is forecast to be 61º. I watered yesterday, so naturally, the storms will move in tonight.

The barometric pressure is falling, so that indicates that a storm is moving in. Both the NWS and my own DTWS agree on that.

I did some kitchen activity after lunch and Mary took time to organize the cooking utensil drawer while I folded and put away the laundry.

At 3:30 p.m. I had made an appointment to pick up the books I had on hold utilizing the library's curbside pick up program. That went well.

After that, we took a ride past the waterfront and beaches. The Grand Haven State Park lots are now open, as is the campground, so the beaches will be crowded this weekend. Unfortunately, there were many bare faces in evidence.

I took many pix along our route and also a few in our own vast gardens. I'll share some now.

They are busing them in now!

A nice cabin cruiser heading out into the "Big Lake."

People on the boardwalk and the lighthouses.

A better shot of the lighthouses.

I was experimenting with a closeup on my tomatoes which are now budding.

The same.

Today we hope to take the fur-children for a walkabout in the cemetery, that is if we get out before the T-storms/rain event. STWD will not go if she senses that a storm is coming in. Otherwise, we have no plans. Ciao.