On this first Wednesday of the 2026 version of February, it was to nearby Sikes Lake I ventured for some nature communing along with endorphins acquired by high-speed walking.
Which would make the photo documentation the view looking west from the rocky eastern shore of Sikes Lake.
As you can see, today Sikes Lake is in mirror mode, clearly reflecting the cloudy sky above.
You may have thought that was snow covering a still frozen Sikes Lake.
However, almost all the unpleasantness from the past week has melted.
There is no precipitation predicted for today, even though it looks like those clouds could drip some.
Currently there is no more icy cold unpleasantness predicted in the local long-range forecast.
But, that can quickly change.
UPDATE: I think is what is known as irony. I type that the weather forecast can quickly change, after previously typing no precipitation is predicted for today, despite the clouds looking like they could drip, I hit the publish button, walk to the kitchen to make lunch, look out the window to see the outer world is now wet from drips of precipitation dripping from those aforementioned clouds...
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