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Rites of Spring

5m 30s

Glimpses of spring events peek through the monochrome of winter. Melting snow floods the Connecticut River and swells through Riverside Park, yellow forsythia blooms, basketball season ends. And then it snows again. Welcome to spring in Connecticut.

Aired: 04/23/25
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