What a Difference a Few Minutes Make!
We received several more inches of snow during the overnight and this morning. A short while ago the wind was blowing strongly, causing blizzard conditions. I was thinking who has picked up the snow globe and is shaking it so violently! All of a sudden the wind stopped blowing, and it quit snowing. The sun came out, and the sky turned blue. The person who picked up the snow globe must have set it back down!
Bob is using a snow blower to clear the snow from our driveway. During the blizzard I could barely make out the houses across the street.
P.S. It is snowing again. Bob says there was at least 6 inches of new snow on the driveway.
15 Responses to “What a Difference a Few Minutes Make!”
Wow, that is a lot of snow. I certainly do not miss all of that snow.
I hope you are to get some of the warmer weather we are looking forward to this week. That lake effect snow has been a constant up there where you are…
You've had more than your fair share of snow this year haven't you Linda? Sure hope this is the last one. Pretty photo though.
It looks as tho we are not the only ones getting covered in white blankets. Stay warm, and spring will be around in awhile…2 months for us.BlessYourHeart
If you get much more snow those snow banks are going to be over Bob's head! You did capture a pretty winter scene, however.
Holy Cow, Linda… How much total snowfall have you all had this year??? Is it a record-breaker???? Are you ready to move south?????Glad the sun did come out though… Hope you have some days of warmer weather for awhile..Hugs,Betsy
wow – LOTS of snow!We had tons of wind here – but wit tons and inches of RAIN!
why blow the snow, when in 2 minutes your driveway will be covered again? LOL
That sure is a lot of snow!
That's a lot of snow in your, it building like a mountain if it continues snowing. looks nice for me that hasn't seen a snow or feel it. Like that photo of snow.
Thats a lot of snow… Loved the pic, its beautiful…But the conditions must be very tough!!
I'm not a fan of snow and cold. My hands hurt so bad in the Morning, it's hard to close them. Arthritis flares are always worse when it's cold.So glad I found your blog. I really enjoy getting to know you!
Wow! That is quite something! Up here in Calgary we don't get that much; although it's a very dry climate. Hope it stops snowing and spring forces its way through quickly!
It looks like you have lots and lots of snow left!!! I do not envy you that. (Now if this was back the first of December, I would have been a bit jealous.)
While it makes for a beautiful photo, we are glad we left PA for VA a few years ago. It was 60 today.Darryl and Ruth : )