A Foot Of Snow And Still Falling
Feb 22, 2023 23:29:01 #
DaveO wrote:
Looks good!
Keep it for yourself!
Looks good!Keep it for yourself!
Pox on you, David...have you received any snow to speak of this winter?
Feb 22, 2023 23:32:05 #
merrytexan wrote:
Wow it's a good thing you are staying put,
Jederick! The snow is beautiful!
Jederick! The snow is beautiful!
Stay put we did as the roads were a mess throughout the valley. Yes, it is beautiful to photograph and that is about all, this from an old phart!!
Feb 23, 2023 05:36:02 #
jederick wrote:
Looking out my garage door a few minutes ago. Our birdbath has a foot of snow on it so no bathing today. Neighbor shoveling snow yelled over that it is "wet and heavy".
News this morning telling people to stay home if possible...schools are closed and airport is barely operable...three feet of new snow in the mountains. On February 14th, Alta Ski Resort had surpassed 500 inches of snow, the earliest ever for that amount!! Going to be a wild date for those who venture out!
News this morning telling people to stay home if possible...schools are closed and airport is barely operable...three feet of new snow in the mountains. On February 14th, Alta Ski Resort had surpassed 500 inches of snow, the earliest ever for that amount!! Going to be a wild date for those who venture out!
Feb 23, 2023 05:56:28 #
jederick wrote:
Looking out my garage door a few minutes ago. Our birdbath has a foot of snow on it so no bathing today. Neighbor shoveling snow yelled over that it is "wet and heavy".
News this morning telling people to stay home if possible...schools are closed and airport is barely operable...three feet of new snow in the mountains. On February 14th, Alta Ski Resort had surpassed 500 inches of snow, the earliest ever for that amount!! Going to be a wild date for those who venture out!
News this morning telling people to stay home if possible...schools are closed and airport is barely operable...three feet of new snow in the mountains. On February 14th, Alta Ski Resort had surpassed 500 inches of snow, the earliest ever for that amount!! Going to be a wild date for those who venture out!
Nice image!!!
I figure Mother Nature puts the snow there she can remove it!!
She wants it there, and it's not nice to fool with Mother Nature
Feb 23, 2023 06:00:44 #
Wow, that is an impressive pile of snow on the birdbath. Sorry that you have to contend with moving heavy wet snow today, Jim.
Feb 23, 2023 06:05:45 #
Wow - that's a lot of white stuff. Here in Central NJ we're still waiting for the first snowfall of the season.
Feb 23, 2023 06:38:25 #
Feb 23, 2023 07:11:37 #
You'all got it all. Rochester got an inch of 33 degree slush, then it went down to 27 degrees and hardened.
Feb 23, 2023 08:04:00 #
Feb 23, 2023 08:40:00 #
jederick wrote:
Lucky bugger, Jerry...you know how to tease an old man!!
We did get snow later, and I'll have to trudge through it to get the mail. I bet it's deep enough to almost cover my slippers! 🤣
Feb 23, 2023 09:36:42 #
Feb 23, 2023 10:03:37 #
317tman
Loc: Indianapolis, In
That's what too much, hopefully things get back to normal quickly. Much better to see it in a photograph than experience it.
Feb 23, 2023 10:09:34 #
Beautiful big wet snow. This is what the Lake Meade reservoir needs. Might make the snow melt season worrisome for you all.
Feb 23, 2023 10:28:03 #
Hereford wrote:
Beautiful big wet snow. This is what the Lake Meade reservoir needs. Might make the snow melt season worrisome for you all.
Thanks to all who stopped by and commented...appreciate your responses!!
Feb 23, 2023 12:49:56 #
[quote=jederick]Looking out my garage door a few minutes ago. Our birdbath has a foot of snow on it so no bathing today. Neighbor shoveling snow yelled over that it is "wet and heavy".
Makes me yearn for Arizona where I spent my early years. (I can't really say 'grew up') Last week we escaped Provo to spend a couple of weeks in Hurricane. We got about an inch here! First time I've seen snow around our home in Hurricane. Not looking forward to heading back north to Provo. Good luck and for heaven's sake, hire someone else to shovel the walks and driveway.
Makes me yearn for Arizona where I spent my early years. (I can't really say 'grew up') Last week we escaped Provo to spend a couple of weeks in Hurricane. We got about an inch here! First time I've seen snow around our home in Hurricane. Not looking forward to heading back north to Provo. Good luck and for heaven's sake, hire someone else to shovel the walks and driveway.
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