Today Plymouth reached a high of 90 degrees F, a temperature that is usually unheard of for the start of May.  The average high temperature for the area around this time of year is about 63 degrees F. So, this was a very significant weather event. Tomorrow it will stay warm, but a front is expected to pass through. With the frontal passage, we could see some thunderstorms in the area throughout the afternoon tomorrow as well as throughout the day Friday.

We lucked out with a taste of summer-like temperatures today, but it looks like next week the temperatures will return to normal, seasonal temperatures of highs in the 60s. This is nice though, because sunny skies look like they will be accompanying these temperatures in the forecast.

Here is a photo I captured of flowers blooming on campus, in response to the warm temperatures and sun.


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