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Big Man, that is a great looking property.
Great shot, Big Man. Almost makes the snow look inviting.
I love black and white color photography
Took this today, my lawn under 11 inches. Dunno why, but I love pictures of the snow like this.
It looks better today, because it's almost all gone. This time last year I was working in the garden. Hurry up Spring!
Big Man, your photo looks like a post card for what a warm inviting home should look like.
They say what happened is that the jet stream is really north this year, which pushes up the warm air making the West Coast warmer and then scoops up the cold air from the arctic and dumps it on the East Coast.
But it is highly unusual.
I am sick of days that don't break 10 degrees; we had 14 days where temps didn't go above zero. First time in my life I actually said to myself, "I had so many chances to get out, and I was too stubborn. Maybe I should've moved south or west."
It isn't making any record heat over here. In fact, we are below average. I am not sure where the warm air is but it sure ain't here. It was much warmer here in the 80s. Seems like a cooling trend everywhere.
It's funny, a few weeks ago, we had record highs in the low 60s, now we hit 11 today, colder tomorrow. Minuses at night, and snow for the last three days, and more predicted until Wednesday!
It isn't making any record heat over here. In fact, we are below average. I am not sure where the warm air is but it sure ain't here. It was much warmer here in the 80s. Seems like a cooling trend everywhere.
It's the pacific northwest, not the southern western coast. You're under the jetstream, normally, if my earth science memory is serving me. I'm not sure why you'd expect warmer temps from that?