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Up to 18 inches of heavy, big flakes of snow clinging to trees & powerlines & bird feeders. I don't know if we'll have power on Monday. So, here are a few photos of the storm so far. Above: a bird feeder with an enormous cap of wet snow at about 11pm. The snow is so wet that it can sling to the side of the metal shepherd's hook.
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4 comments:
HOLY MOLEY! Hang in there Mikey!
Can't tell how much we got because I'm at the end of a long lake and it blows all over anyway. The car and woodpile are both buried, so whatever choice I make will involve some shoveling. At least it has stopped ... until this afternoon. So I can shovel out, go to work, and then shovel out again when I try to come home tonight!
Sorry about the bad weather Mike. I would try to identify with you, but I live in northern Louisiana and haven't seen snow since the Clinton administration.
Luxury!
Kidding, this looks pretty severe. We pretty much escaped the bad snow, but it dropped to -18in Aberdeen. In Edinburgh it actually feels like Spring is sprung.
I got my lovely Mike Lynch, Stephanie P, et al, card today and it really cheered me up, so I'm going to think of something I can send over there to brighten your spirits..
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