A cloud-free, clear blue sky has returned to my Wichita Falls location in Texas. After several days in a row, overcast, cold, windy and raining.
As you can see, via today's look at Sikes Lake, the lack of wind rendering waves has turned the lake into a giant mirror.
Methinks today was the most pleasant outdoor day yet this year. Multiple others were enjoying the return of the blue-sky norm.
Last night, as warned, the temperature dipped below freezing, as evidenced by the frost covering roofs for a short while after the sun arrived for its daily heating duty.
There is no apparent damage done by last night's likely extremely short freeze, which was barely below 32 degrees, as measured by the Fahrenheit method.
I would think it highly likely that last night marks the last time the outer world freezes at my location, til the exit of Summer's chilly arrival of Fall.
It felt good to be outside endorphin-ing today, after several days of wandering Walmart being my aerobic outlet.
I think I may be addicted to endorphins and suffer withdrawal symptoms when I do not get my adequate daily dose...
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