A coastal community like ours has to have a balancing act with rain. We need unshine for our tourists and rain for our farmers. Week of July 4th worked out great for everyone. It started with rain, but the rest of the week has been spectacular. Click the picture or the link for more details http://ow.ly/mIACq
We have you covered along NC’s Crystal Coast. If you are G+ member visit our Google+ Crystal Coast Life Community. There is lots of information there about the area. Never heard of the Crystal Coast? Check out my map of the area, the Welcome to the Crystal Coast page, the Crystal Coast Life blog, or our book, A Week at the Beach – The 2013 Emerald Isle Travel Guide.
Here is a picture taken on the beach July 2, 2013.
Here on the Crystal Coast we try to schedule our rains for night when you are asleep 🙂 #beaches #crystal coast http://ow.ly/mbSY4
Andrea provides some temporary relief after a very dry May on the Crystal Coast #crystalcoast http://ow.ly/lPvM2
Monday, the Danube, according to the AP, reached its highest level at Dresden since 1501 #flooding http://ow.ly/lLs8m
Great weather for walking the beaches is here now on the Crystal Coast #CrystalCoast http://ow.ly/lcrX1
To be honest most weather here along the coast is unexpected, but I certainly do not blame our hardworking weather folks. With so many of us living near bodies of water with different temperatures, I am surprised that our forecasts are as accurate as they are.
Beach season is open on the Crystal Coast, weather is not perfect but a day at the beach is always a good one in my mind http://ow.ly/jCFW2
The Crystal Coast beach season has begun in spite of the cold weather #CrystalCoast http://ow.ly/jC8rB
All it takes is a little slightly cold weather and the warmth loving souls living along North Carolina’s coast start to believe that spring has forsaken us. The truth is that it is just weather. If you can be patient and wait just a little, the weather will change.
More thoughts at Our Coastal Spring is on Track.
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