Crocuses bloom on an unseasonably warm Wednesday, 2/27, allowing this bee to do what bees do in a yard at the corner of Green and Spring Streets in Fairhaven. February of this year will go on record as one of the warmest ever recorded. See page 12 for more photos.. Photo by Glenn C. Silva.
Despite a forecast that is calling for a powerful nor’easter that could bring snow this week, the crocuses are popping up from the ground as record-breaking warm weather has defined February. After January’s record-breaking cold snaps, February of this year will go on record as one of the warmest ever recorded. Daylight Savings Time starts in two weeks, with the clocks set to be changed at 2 a.m. on Sunday, 3/11. When the clocks get pushed ahead one hour for DST, daylight will last until later in the afternoon.
Crocuses bloom on an unseasonably warm Wednesday, 2/27, allowing this bee to do what bees do in a yard at the corner of Green and Spring Streets in Fairhaven. Photos by Glenn C. Silva.
Crocuses bloom on an unseasonably warm Wednesday, 2/27, allowing this bee to do what bees do in a yard at the corner of Green and Spring Streets in Fairhaven. Photos by Glenn C. Silva.
Crocuses bloom on an unseasonably warm Wednesday, 2/27, allowing this bee to do what bees do in a yard at the corner of Green and Spring Streets in Fairhaven. Photos by Glenn C. Silva.
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