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Turbulent Spring

Paul Stephen by Paul Stephen
April 19, 2026
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Log date April 18th, 2026, 6:45 p.m. local time

Our weather has not been good for much lately, with serial thunderstorms and the occasional tornado watch. We seem to have a reprieve for several days, but at a price. Though sunny, this late afternoon walk was marred by cold temperatures (below 50 F) and high wind gusts, making practically a winter day.

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There is some evidence of the wind in the accompanying picture. An astute observer may notice the waves. This is a small lake, so nothing dramatic, but I do not recall seeing the water that unstable before.

Including the Sun reminded me I have not taken solar pictures for a while. I will try to change this trend in 2026. And I am curious to check on sun spot activity. Sure, I could just look it up on the Internet, but where’s the fun in that?

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