Sunrise, Friday, February 20. Red sky in the morning, Sailor take warning
Some snow avalanched off the solar panels. I hope none of the little critters got buried.
Red sky in the morning and snow it begins
Not much of a storm. 1.5 inches of snow. There might have been more snow, but during the overnight hours, we got some sleet. The top layer of snow was a hard crust.
"A" came to clear the stairs, walk, the mailbox, and to remove the slush from the end of the driveway.
The Tundra
The squirrels were busy this morning as we wait for Da Snow
The weather dudes have been dancing and wishing all Winter. They are finally getting the big one. A storm is coming up the East Coast, known as a Nor'easter. It has the potential for blizzard conditions. I'm in the 12 -18 inch path though the weather dudette this morning said we might be on the line for the up to 2 feet.
I think this is a much more accurate weather map for the 600th day of February. Will someone knock that insipid smile off the face of the snowman? Is it July, yet?
No comments:
Post a Comment