March 3, 2016 Night

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Good evening! When you wake in the morning, it will be Friday. Currently mostly cloudy and 22 degrees with a calm wind.

Tonight will be mostly cloudy, with a low around 14. Calm wind.

Tonight will have 12 hours and 34 minutes of darkness, a decrease of 2 minutes and 52 seconds over last night. Tomorrow the sun will rise at 6:23 am with the first light at 5:55 am, which is 1 minutes and 39 seconds earlier then today.

Tonight we will have a Waning Crescent Moon with 35% illuminated. It will rise at 2:00 am. The New Moon is on Wednesday.

Tomorrow will have a slight chance of light snow before 10am. Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 36. Not as cold but still a bit below average. Northeast wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Pretty tired this evening. Went for a walk down to the library and fixed some code on my blog. Decided to skip the evening walk as its a bit cold and I was feeling a bit sore.

I hope you had a good day. If all goes well, you’ll survive Friday and make it to the weekend. Sleep well!

March 3, 2016 evening

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Good evening. Partly clear and 27 degrees this evening. We are looking at a low of 17 degrees tonight and clear conditions, good for looking at the stars.

The sun is going to set around 5:49 PM with the twilight concluding around 6:18 PM. The last quarter moon rises at 2:08 AM with about 38% visible. Wednesday is the New Moon. Daylight Savings Time begins a week from Sunday.

Today was a pretty good day, fairly uneventful. Chewing over my weekend plans. Might camp out in the woods, kind of reviewing my options. Back country camping might be fun, somewhere not too far away. We will see. Or maybe go hiking somewhere. I don’t know. We’ll see. It might be a good weekend to get away to somewhere.

Looking Ahead to April

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April is now 28 days ahead.

April 1st has an average high of 52 degrees in Albany and a sunset at 7:21 PM with civil twilight at 7:50 PM. April 2, 2015 had partly sunny conditions with a high of 62 degrees. The snow was mostly gone from the greater Albany-area.