There was a photo in our local paper after a snow storm. The snow is piled up in banks on both sides of the walk. The temp was in the upper 60s and the kids were walking to school in shorts. Climate change?
We had 2 or 3 inches of ice due to freezing rain, followed by rising temps and rain, more freezing rain, melt and rain, with snow to come overnight. I'm confused - and glad I didn't plant bulbs last fall.
Yeah. How many more weeks of winter did you say, bozo?
ReplyDeleteWe haven't gotten any snow this weekend.
ReplyDeleteOf course, the weekend won't be over for another six hours.
We had torrents of rain last night, and the thunder was wicked. We are still under a flood watch until 10 PM. We should just glad it wasn't snow.
ReplyDeleteConnecticut was delightful on Saturday, colder on Sunday and now we have high winds, driving rain and cold temps....I'm done with this....
ReplyDeleteAnd...sonofagun, it snowed last night. Melted by 10am though.
ReplyDeleteThere was a photo in our local paper after a snow storm. The snow is piled up in banks on both sides of the walk. The temp was in the upper 60s and the kids were walking to school in shorts. Climate change?
ReplyDeleteSleet and freezing rain here in upstate NY. I'd like a word with that groundhog too.
ReplyDeleteIt's not snowing hard enough to stick, but we've had flurries all day.
ReplyDeleteWe had 2 or 3 inches of ice due to freezing rain, followed by rising temps and rain, more freezing rain, melt and rain, with snow to come overnight. I'm confused - and glad I didn't plant bulbs last fall.
ReplyDeleteThose are the warrior cats that my lump of a lady cat thinks she is. I just love that picture.
ReplyDeleteYes, someone does photoshop very well!
ReplyDeleteSupposedly we're going to get flurries again this evening. Le sigh.