Archive for November 2016
Magnolias in November
Magnolias may be considered a southern tree, but they are grown here, too. The magnolia is a lovely small tree, and in the spring the flowers are exquisite. There are many varieties of magnolias, such as the star magnolia, pictured. The Morton Arboretum has over forty-nine examples of magnolias. Flower colors can range from creamy white to yellow to... Read more »
Watch the Supemoon tonight!
Tonight, the full moon will appear bigger and brighter than it has in almost 69 years. If you can’t go out and see the moon, or it’s overcast where you are, SLOOH will be live streaming this amazing sight beginning at 8 pm EDT, or 7 pm in Chicago. You can watch it online here. Why is... Read more »
Cold November Reality
December-like air to push across northeastern US this weekend https://t.co/jwAoxkHVS1 pic.twitter.com/GKSZtPWxRn — William Rusk (@willdrusk) November 9, 2016 It’s November 11, and still the warmth of summer lingers, but it’s a different season, now. The election is over. The leaves are falling on the campaign signs and we know the cold is coming. The cold and dark will... Read more »
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Mother Nature is a Baseball Fan
Downtown Chicago transformed into a sea — and a river — of Cubbie blue. https://t.co/mDRT3yq6Iz pic.twitter.com/BzmZ6efjxU — Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) November 4, 2016 Best. Game. Ever. Game 7 of the World Series seemed like a game that would never end. Young men grew old, 108 years in that extra-inning game, and in a single throw for the final... Read more »
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I am originally a country girl from downstate Illinois. I was a Chicago girl in Rogers Park by the Lake. Now I live in Oak Park, by the Blue Line and the Congress Expressway. I write about the weather and other things. I hope you enjoy and join in these observations. Welcome to Chicago Weather Watch!
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