It's amazing how quietly it can sneak up on one. . .

[kiya]

Snow, that is.

I got my act together to go to bed, now that I've got the laundry started, looked out the window, and said, "That's . . . an inch of snow, isn't it?"

I checked the front door, where I can see the accumulation on the railing pretty clearly.

It was an inch of snow.

Sneaky bastard.

Comments

[elynne.livejournal.com]

I am envious of your snow. :)

[sstaten.livejournal.com]

They said we were supposed to get some last Saturday. So I wake up, and it's clear, dry and sunny.

Last night some areas around here got some, but nothing in as close to DC as I live (25-30 miles away is apparently close enough)

[autumnesquirrel.livejournal.com]

It is indeed startlingly snowy. Pretty pretty pretty.

Be safe in your drive. Have a good holiday.

[suzanne.livejournal.com]

Could you send me some? I miss snow.

[jenett]

And people say to me "Why did you move to Minnesota, isn't Boston's weather nicer?"

(Ok, actually, we've had snow already this year. But only a little, and no big storm or anything. Maybe half an inch, if you stretch it and fluff it up and stuff.)

[rysmiel.livejournal.com]

It seems to be settling in to snow here. So far in November we've had days that did not get over -7, and days at 18 degrees with 83% humidity, warm wet blanket days.

I think the weirdest thing about it for me is seeing trees shedding leaves on top of a heavy snowfall. That looks _so_ much the wrong way around.