A storm started today …

… first there was a lot of gusty wind, and then the snow starting flying. 🥶
Stay warm, everyone.
A storm started today …

… first there was a lot of gusty wind, and then the snow starting flying. 🥶
Stay warm, everyone.
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oh. Please stay safe
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I am, thanks. 🙂
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🙂🙂
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Looks fierce. Hopefully you didn’t have to be outside long in that kind of weather.
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It was, but I wasn’t out in it for long. I had trouble getting my door open this morning, though. The snow had drifted right across the steps!
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Brr…stay safe!
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This was a real winter howler; glad I wasn’t out in it for long!
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Beautiful photos
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Thank you. 🙂
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Love it!
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Thank you very much, Cindy. 🙂
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Crazy winter weather. The winds howled here all night and we are talking about snow, rain, sleet, hail and +6, all in the next 2 days. Your snow scene would make a good Christmas card. All you need is a sleigh. Happy Friday Lynette. Allan
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That is crazy! In the meantime, I had trouble getting my front door open because the snow had drifted across it during the night. A sleigh would be a good thing! Have a good weekend, Allan.
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Yikes! Storms for you are very different than for me, so stay safe and warm!
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The subarctic is expert when it comes to storms! Can probably do them better than most other places on earth. 😉
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Short of hurricanes and typhoons, though!
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We get something up here colloquially referred to as a winter cyclone. I haven’t experienced one but I have read about them. They are very similar to a regular cyclone but of course drop snow instead of rain. I’ll concede the south’s hurricane expertise, though. 🙂
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It makes a pretty picture if it’s taken from a warm, safe place.
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Yes, in a mean-pretty sort of way. 😉 I was in a warm vehicle, and I didn’t stay outside for long!
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I know what you mean. It’s why I called one of my posts a double-edged sword. A pretty snow scene that was cruel at the same time.
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Yes, I remember. Creatures up here know how to survive the winters, but my, they are harsh!
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We’re getting snow, too…again. But…not as much as you are.
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It’s hard to compete with the level of snowfall that occurs here. It was interesting trying to open my front door this morning – the snow had drifted right in front of it. Got some good exercise first thing!
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That reminds me of my first cousin in Wasilla, AK. I’ve seen her pictures of snow so high, that, when she opened a door (towards the interior), there was one foot of daylight at the top and a wall of snow.
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That has happened here before, but I haven’t experienced it! A bit of a problem if you need to leave in a hurry. 😉
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She followed that picture up with a few showing the walkway she dug out, afterwards. It was a corridor of snow, leading from her side door.
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When you have to dig the equivalent of the English Channel Tunnel to your door then you know you’ve had a big snowfall (and will need to protect yourself against heart issues!). Yikes!
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Exactly!
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WOW! actually like mine 🌨❄️
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Yes, I was rather amazed at how similar!
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oh yes
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Good weather for wolves to be curled up in a ball.
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Oh yes. The bears and squirrels, too!
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