Spring is in the air. In this case in the form of the pollen off the red cedars. Doesn't affect me or the kids, though Deb seems to be having a time of it. I'm waiting for the Bradford pears to come into bloom. Then it will be my turn.
Earlier this week, the trees outside the musuem where I work had grown an layer of frost on top of the ice left by the freezing rain.
I suspect that it might have been created by the proximity of the building's climate control exhaust, but I have never been witness to the steam traveling that far.