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Snowpocalypse
I'm not all that impressed.
Maybe I'm a snow snob, having lived in both Cleveland and Buffalo. But the blizzard conditions -- strong winds, blowing snow, whiteout -- haven't materialized. It's just been to warm all day, right around 32, and the snow's been too wet. So it's accumulated, and slogging's difficult, but all in all, it's not as mind-bending as what happened in DC, Virginia, and Philly over the weekend. The problems, if there are any, will come tonight, when the temperature drops and all this thick wet snow that's been piling onto tree branches and power lines freezes. I've been in and out three times today. Each time, I shook the snow from the bending branches of our evergreens out front. Good luck to all the trees.
Here are some photos of the neighborhood, to entertain yourselves with.
snowplows ready
neighbor, child, dog, and seagull
pipe
the apple store had no customers, but the staff was ready
my bench at dusk
Maybe I'm a snow snob, having lived in both Cleveland and Buffalo. But the blizzard conditions -- strong winds, blowing snow, whiteout -- haven't materialized. It's just been to warm all day, right around 32, and the snow's been too wet. So it's accumulated, and slogging's difficult, but all in all, it's not as mind-bending as what happened in DC, Virginia, and Philly over the weekend. The problems, if there are any, will come tonight, when the temperature drops and all this thick wet snow that's been piling onto tree branches and power lines freezes. I've been in and out three times today. Each time, I shook the snow from the bending branches of our evergreens out front. Good luck to all the trees.
Here are some photos of the neighborhood, to entertain yourselves with.
snowplows ready
neighbor, child, dog, and seagull
pipe
the apple store had no customers, but the staff was ready
my bench at dusk
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