January 24, 2012
January 23, 2012
The lookout on top of Eddy Peak, center, looked cold and lonely today.
January 22, 2012
(This was a lazy photo for me: it was taken from the deck this morning.)
January 19, 2012
After waiting so long for La Nina conditions to finally make their effects known on northwest Montana, we finally had a significant snowfall and spent the morning digging out. It was impossible to accurately measure the depth of the snow because last evening a warm, wet air mass came in over colder air in the valley and for about four hours a freezing/frozen rain fell, packing down the snow that had already fallen. We measured 16 inches on the ground this morning, but the actual total was probably more like 20 – 24 inches. Tonight it’s still snowing after about 40 hours. What a beautiful storm and how wonderful to have the snow!
January 12, 2012
Tonight a cold front is moving in.
January 1, 2012
In preparation for the new ferns of the coming spring, Mother Nature has the prototypes on Her drawing board.
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