You know what they say about the weather in New England, and today saw one of those winter-in-New-England days.
There was a pretty good coastal snow storm, dumping six to eight inches across various parts of Martha’s Vineyard.
There was a lot of snow but by mid-morning, the streets, like North Water in Edgartown, were passable. Winter wonderland vignettes popped up everywhere you turned.
Sunny, blue skies, snow-covered trees and harbors.
Then, as the weatherman predicted, temperatures dropped, the wind started to howl, and the wind chill rolled in, and dropped the mercury down to into the single digits.
While there was not enough snow to cancel school today on the Vineyard, there was more than enough to bring the favored sledding hill at Sweetened Water alive with kids in Edgartown.
So, in from the hills. Throw another log on the fire. It’s going to be a cold New England winter night and there’s no where better place to enjoy it — than right here on Martha’s Vineyard. Wish you were here!