Spectacular Start to the Week.
Wow, it was a stunning weekend, very fitting for EARTH DAY. We'll take the winning streak into Monday as we'll see temperatures into the mid 80s this afternoon. Remember last Monday? The high was only 47.
Rain chances return as early as Tuesday afternoon and will be on and off through Friday.
Monday morning brought me to the National Arboretum. It's a beautiful place, about 450 acres of serenity, in Northeast Washington, DC. Today, they celebrate Earth Day by taking a soil sample that will become part of a Smithsonian exhibit of soil samples from all over the U.S. I learned a lot about soil science. Please checkout the story at Earth Day at the Arboretum.
Rain chances return as early as Tuesday afternoon and will be on and off through Friday.
Monday morning brought me to the National Arboretum. It's a beautiful place, about 450 acres of serenity, in Northeast Washington, DC. Today, they celebrate Earth Day by taking a soil sample that will become part of a Smithsonian exhibit of soil samples from all over the U.S. I learned a lot about soil science. Please checkout the story at Earth Day at the Arboretum.
posted by Howard Bernstein, 9 Weather Now at
9:13 AM
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