Spring

[Fred Belknap]

Front of my house this morning.308508

[Pat Barry]

Yep, Spring is here in Minny. The sun is shining, its melting snow, the robins are back. LOL Just in time before we all kill ourselves from cabin fever

[Brian Tymchak]

Yes, I'm tired of the snow storms, but I'm still not ready to start the yard work... :)

[Chuck Wintle]

its been very cold here since january. its supposed to warm up this week, after the time change, and its about time. with January and February temps in the region of -10C to -30C every day i am officially fedup with winter!

[Jim Becker]

Yup...March

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[Chris Padilla]

What is all that white stuff??

[Chuck Wintle]

What is all that white stuff??

I say blame those Canadians for sending the white stuff south?

[Chris Padilla]

The Great White North?

[Chuck Wintle]

The Great White North?

the polar vortex, climate change or whatever once the white stuff is on the ground it looks like winter to me!! Please bring out the sun and start the warming.

[julian abram]

Haven't heard much mention of global warming the past couple months.

[Dave Zellers]

Stunning Beauty.

The thing about this snow was that there was no wind. ZERO.

It was just 12 hours of tiny snow flakes gently drifting down. I have tomato cages made from 1/8" wire that accumulated 4 inches of snow on top of every single wire. An amazing balancing act.

Everyone in the path of this gentle snowfall (no way anyone can call this a "STORM"!) watched their own version of Fred's picture being painted throughout the day.

We were predicted to get 5-8 inches and we got 11-12 inches of stunning beauty just like Fred's picture.

This was not a storm. This was art.

[Frank Drew]

It was 6ºF when I got home from work last night, around midnight. And this is March; in Virginia!