Spring break is one of the most anticipated weeks of the second semester for Woodbridge High School students. But how did they spend their time?

In Woodbridge, April 5 began cool and partly cloudy, with temperatures in the 50s, making it a slower day suited for indoor plans or light walks.

April 6 brought slightly milder conditions in the lower 60s with mostly cloudy skies, offering a window for casual outings.

On April 7, warmer air and partial sunshine made outdoor activity more comfortable, ideal for sports, practice or time outside.

April 8 saw a shift, with colder temperatures, increased cloud cover and a chance of rain, pushing most activities indoors.

“It was freezing,” said track runner Destiny Perez. “I needed my coat.”

Conditions improved April 9, with clearing skies and mild temperatures allowing a return to outdoor routines.

Temperatures climbed into the upper 60s April 10, with partly sunny skies making it one of the more active and social days of the week.

April 11 continued that trend, with similar warmth and sunshine, making it the best day for parks, group activities or extended time outside.

On April 12, cooler air returned, with temperatures in the 50s and increasing clouds, creating a calmer end to the week.

April 13 remained cool and mostly cloudy, limiting outdoor plans and favoring indoor activities.

April 14 brought a slight rebound, with temperatures rising into the low 60s and some sunshine returning.

By April 15, conditions stabilized with mild spring weather, a mix of sun and clouds, and temperatures in the low to mid-60s, reflecting a steady seasonal transition.