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Bloodroot blooming at Independence Marsh, 31 March 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

6 April 2024

This week March went out like a lamb and April got here in like a lion.

After photographing home flowers Easter morning I traveled out to Independence Marsh in Beaver County. I didn’t discover my goal fowl, rusty blackbirds, however I did discover spring flowers. Dutchmans breeches, cutleaf toothwort, bloodroot () above and the primary tiny bloom on taking pictures star () beneath.

Early bloom on taking pictures star, Independence Marsh, 31 March 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

As quickly as March was over, issues went improper. I ought to have identified once I noticed this troubled sky of mammatus clouds on Saturday, 30 March. Not a superb signal.

Mammatus clouds presage every week of rain, snow and graupel in Pittsburgh, 30 March 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

It rained and rained and rained on April 1-3, setting a report of two.68 inches on April 2. Streams and basements have been hit arduous whereas the rain was falling. The rivers rose, as proven at at Duck Hole on 4 April with the Monongahela River at parking zone stage. (extra flood photographs and movies right here)

Duck Hole parking zone — A River Runs Via It — 4 April 2024, 7:19am ET

Later that very same day, Thursday 4 April, the temperature fell and so did graupel.

Graupel falls o n4 April 2024 (video by Kate St. John)

At the moment it’s chilly however the precipitation has lastly stopped.

In the meantime ….Keep in mind these stunning tulips I posted final Sunday, Easter morning?

BEFORE –> Tulips on N. Neville St on Easter morning, 31 March 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

And keep in mind the deer I noticed between two highrises in Oakland on 24 March?

A deer shopping the backyard at a highrise in Pittsburgh, 5:30am 24 March 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

Properly, the 2 met up and the tulips didn’t fare nicely.

AFTER –> Identical tulips eaten by deer on N. Neville St as of two April 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

That was on N Neville Avenue. Right here’s N Craig Avenue.

BEFORE –> Tulips in entrance of a highrise on N Craig St, Easter morning, 31 March 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)
AFTER –> Tulips eaten by deer on N Craig St, 4 April 2024 (picture by Kate St. John)

Deer injury has come to the “asphalt jungle.”

(photographs by Kate St. John)

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