Last night it appeared on the weather forecast that we would be on the edge of another storm. It started snowing yesterday and is supposed to continue until late Tuesday.
The wizards on TV are saying another 10 to 20 cm (6 to 8 inches) is due. I can't quite figure this as all around us is expecting 20 to 30cm (8 to 12 inches). I guess weather forecasting is still an art, trying to be a science.
The horses take it in stride and aren't as miserable as they look
Biz is probably the exception. Fortunately, I had one horse treat in my pocket. That seemed to revive her a bit.
The area roads are a mess, but , I don't have to go anywhere until Wednesday. It may take that long to shovel out!
Stay warm.
I guess it really isn't spring after all, is it?! I'll be satisfied to look at your snow! :)
ReplyDeletethe snow looks amazing against those horses' coats. nice shots!!! sweet little boots! stay safe!
ReplyDeleteI think your blog is one of the few places I still see snow. We were supposed to get a bit last night, but we barely had a flake. BTW, people kept inquiring about my name, so I let go of the Farmchick!
ReplyDeleteIt is really frustrating to get so much snow so late in the year. Oh well, the water will help this summer.
ReplyDeleteWe are enjoying a few days of warmth, then back into the deep freeze.
ReplyDeleteBoots is an inspiration :-)) I'm glad the horses aren't as miserable as they look - i suppose their coats keep them warm, but it makes me shiver!
ReplyDeleteOh boy, that does look freezing cold. Hope it warms up soon!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos! Last year we received so much snow I thought we would never melt out. This year we have recvd less than 6 inches. A very mild winter which worries me, it hasnt been cold enough or long enough to kill all the bad bugs.
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