Sunshine warms up the Kincardine area on the weekend

It's hard to believe that last weekend, the Kincardine area was battling cold and snow.

Saturday morning, the sun was shining and a cool breeze was blowing as the temperature soared to a balmy nine degrees Celsius. The warmth reduced a lot of the snowbanks and caused flooding in fields, along Highway 21.

This delightful taste of spring is expected to last until Friday when the snow returns. So, get out there and enjoy the sunshine and the warmth, but don't pack away the winter coats and boots yet.



Melting snow runs along the ditch, east of Highway 21, south of the 12th Concession in Huron-Kinloss, Saturday afternoon



Water pools in this field, south of the 12th Concession, Huron-Kinloss



Melting snow runs along the ditch, east of Highway 21, south of the 12th Concession in Huron-Kinloss, Saturday afternoon



The spring weather may have arrived but these jaunty snowmen weren't giving up hope of survival, on the front lawn at the home of Brian and Marnie Cassidy in Ripley, Saturday afternoon



A taste of spring, along Highway 21, just south of the 12th Concession, Huron-Kinloss Township, Saturday afternoon