In the past few days we have had rain, fog, clouds, sun, and heavy snow. March is such an unpredictable month.

I remember the winter storm of ‘93, March 13th to be exact, when I was stranded overnight at work. We marked the rising snow accumulation on the windows, every hour, with White-Out (how appropriate).    George got out the snow shoes and trudged a mile through the fields to bring me fresh clothes the following morning.  I had to work another half day until relief workers could make it in.

I haven’t heard of any storms in the forecast, thank goodness,  but the cold lingers on with temps expected around 15 degrees in the morning.

I’m on the lookout for any signs of spring,  and here is my assurance that it’s near…..

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5 Responses to “Weather of All Sorts”

Becky Says:

What a guy! I’m so impressed. To do that in such horrible weather. He certainly must be special.
Snow, sun, snow, sun here today. Temp. tonight is 16º We have seen plenty of Robins, but sometimes they arrive too early.
B.

JeanMac Says:

What a great picture. Robins are one of my favorites.

jan Says:

Spring? What’s that? 5 below zero here and this isn’t even Alaska!

cathy Says:

Hello there
I’ve popped over from Jan’s blog to see what you are up to. Love all the birds you feature -= what is the name of the blue one on the feeder a few posts down.
Have to laugh at you bemoaning the weather – this summer we’ve had a continuing drought, revolting heatwave, terrible bushfires and an earth tremor. Wan’t to swap lol
Take care
Cathy

jan Says:

Hi Cathy, thanks for stopping by. I guess I shouldn’t complain about our weather. You’ve had it rough there.
The bird is a blue jay. They are noisy, and especially like the peanuts I put out for them. I love to photograph them as they are so colorful!

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