1:55 PM
Then it stopped, and the sun came out and melted everything it reached.
3:05 PM.
Dormant hydrangea.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Snow Day
It snowed most of the day, starting with tiny, almost dust-size flakes, ending with a fast dump of 4 or 5 inches of heavy clumps.
1:55 PM
Then it stopped, and the sun came out and melted everything it reached.
3:05 PM.
Dormant hydrangea.
1:55 PM
Then it stopped, and the sun came out and melted everything it reached.
3:05 PM.
Dormant hydrangea.
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What a strange storm. We had the light dusting in late morning, and then nothing.
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Sounds like it was pretty crazy all over down there!
ReplyDeleteHugh; That is strange. And the local weatherpeople were in a separate world, altogether; IIRC, they promised us sunshine.
ReplyDeleteJean; The whole area is such mixed terrain; Fraser Valley, Fraser Delta, ring of mountains, strait and islands; that crazy (and not only in weather) is the norm.
Pretty!
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