A dusting
A few inches of snow earlier in the week, a preview of things to come
Quill watching me sweep the snow from the walk
The moon was gliding in and out of the clouds, but I didn't catch it.
On the way home, a gorgeous sunset
The bunny trail
Will the greenhouse survive the storm?
Checking the solar arrays. If the electricity goes out, the solar battery will keep us going for 24 hours. After that snow will have to be scraped off a few of the solar panels.
The mailbox standing in trepidation before the storm.
From the street to the garage, approximately 75 feet. The car is in snow position
On the morning of the big storm, snowing and 17 oF. outside with a feels like temperature of 84 oF. I love you weather station. You have my soul. Perhaps, temperature is just a state of mind.
View from the kitchen window
It will be hard to tell how much snow we will get as there was so much blowing and drifting. The snow was blown off the front steps.
First pass of the Angel with the Plow
A true New Englander, Calli is not phased by the snow.
How does your garden grow?
BRRRRRRRR!!!! At least the wind helped with clearing the steps?? :-/
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DeleteWe're expecting a high near 60 today lol
ReplyDeleteI like snow, but I wouldn't like that much snow! Yikes!
Send those 60s North!
DeleteHope the snow soon goes away, I know how you love it. Keep warm, Valerie
ReplyDeleteBy June it should be all gone.
DeleteWowww the weather is very cold where you live CJ !! It´s incredible to see how many snow and the low temperatures you have there! Love to see your photographs, thanks so much for sharing. Looove Calli ♥
ReplyDeleteI hope you´ll be warm at home, and wish you a very nice new week, sending big hugs
Caty
It was very cold and the wind made the temperatures feel well below zero. Happy we are all safe and snug at home. Thanks for the well wishes
DeleteIt's good to see Calli. I must say if she is not phased by the snow and is a true New Englander, then she is one hardy cat. The kitties in each of the window photos are fun. I think we got about 9 or 10 inches, but its hard to tell with the drifting. How about you?
ReplyDeleteOver the last few days, Calli has endured poking, prodding, being medicated. She's a sturdy little girl, indeed.
DeleteSounds like you guys had about what we did - just a little over an inch of dusting mainly. Now, they are calling for temps in the 50's by the middle of this coming week.
ReplyDeleteThe dusting was at the beginning of the week. If you come back on Monday, you'll see how much the Blizzard of 2022 dumped on my house. And I am so looking forward to those 50s
DeleteCalli is just soo pretty - beautiful white kitty girl! Her tail looks like she has a bit of long hair. :-)
ReplyDeleteHer fur is soft, but very thick. In certain lights, you can see some grey tabby and a ringed tail. She sometimes fluffs her tail to act extra cute for cuddles.
Deletethat looks so so so cold, ...we have been really cold at night but days aren't too bad..and no snow!!! hope it stays like this for awhile. Quill is cute.
ReplyDeleteWe have some Artic cold the next couple of days. Temps were in the single digits, but with the wind, temps felt well below zero. Quill is cute, and he knows it.
DeleteWhat a mess you have. I am going to make the most of today (Monday) because the next wave of this winter is on its way tomorrow. By Wednesday and Thursday, we are looking at single digits for daytime highs and negative numbers at night. And those are real not feels like numbers. I think I need to show Bleubeard and Squiggles what a truly brave cat looks like. Not just a New Englander, but one who can brave whatever comes her way. Bless little Calli.
ReplyDeleteBless the Plow angel, too.
Stay warm and safe!
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