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May, 2021

 Cold, rainy, snow (39° - 40° average - estimated) temperature, at night. - (L.Y.M., April 29th - 30th, 2021, observations, Juneau, AK, 99801) 


Cool, overcast, dark, a cold-yet-warm-enough climate for walking, hiking, trails. Bright details throughout the day.  - (L.Y.M., May 1st, 2021, observations, Juneau, AK, 99801) 


The first warm day despite clouds, rain and cool temperature (overcast skies) - May 3rd, 2021, and it appears this is the first seasonal shift (in records kept through real-life observation) in terms of outdoor climate. - (L.Y.M., weather observations, May, 2021, Mendenhall Valley, Alaska, 99801)


A slightly warmer temperature reading in direct observations of the atmosphere... the environment still reads, mostly, as "Rainy, cold, early spring, some tones of winter...". - (L.Y.M., weather observations, May, 2021, Juneau, Alaska, 99801)




A descending depth of cold... on into the night hours, a cold spot follows and persecutes the observer ... Frozen drifts from the mountains (deposits of snow) move as currents of frigid air ...

Dark energies, black shadows, spirit, ghost and haunted activity.

Beautiful cold-yet-warm summer and late spring (cooling) blue tones of the atmosphere...

Audient nightfall; a black falling nightfall, which falls like rain, yet in the form of night falling darkly over the dimly lit forest (darkness was at 1.0 - 2.0 - light - at the time of this nightfall)... a nightfall vampire was noted at the same time of this nightfall.

The environment is moving, sporadic.

A super black night ... shades and shadow chase the observer ... strange phenomenon... a glassy and blackest center of the black kind of night.

Tones of the frozen and just barely thawing winter visit the observer in the middle of the night (11 PM - 12 AM).

Dark Alaskan tones.

Criminal tones are noted on Mendenhall Loop (found in observation, notes: c. variety).

By midnight; the pitch blackest night. 

Midnight showers.

Dew is common in the morning.

A warming center of day on the 5th and 6th of May, 2021 (53° is the estimate)... with notes about the environment being different, in different areas.

Another transition in seasonal temperatures was noted on May 5th, 2021, the first night which was warm enough for outdoor camping with minimal gear. 



- (L.Y.M., general weather observations - central to a specific area: Site EE, a campground on Mendenhall Loop, May, 2021, Mendenhall Valley, 99801)


Beautiful mists with emotive tones (Mendenhall Loop road).

A warmer environment than April is noted - (by about 5 - 7°).

Spring rain showers, some sunlight in the afternoon or daylight hours (about 1/2 hour). - (L.Y.M., general weather observations, May, 2021, Juneau, AK, 99801)

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