Spring

[Keystone]

Yup, Spring is here! Wet heavy stuff that will be gone in a few day!

Still grilling tonight! epper:

 

[knob]

I think I would take the truck today.

 

[rhino 2]

Don't worry, God put it there, So God will take it away.......

 

[Papa Zook]

Thats not exactly the image I expected on a thread named spring.

 

[TGCarol]

What is all that white stuff?

Seriously, I've gotta hand it to all you cold winter dwellers. You're a hardy bunch. I would hibernate until the thermometer hit 70 degrees.

 

[Zammy]

Brrrrrrrrr....................... Dang Keystone, made me shiver! That is the one thing I don't miss at all since we retired from the shores of Lake Erie in Ohio. I would much rather sweep sand from the sidewalk than shovel snow off of it, hang in there, shouldn't be long.

 

[Frozn in Minnesota]

snow

At our place, we had just a dusting, nothing on the road or gravel. I work 6 miles south and there way more, gravel was covered, even this morning. Some at work said in Fairfax (6 miles south) they had a lot more.

 

[Ozarkryder]

Former Minnesotan here - So I see the state basketball tournament storm was late this year.
My stepson ran into the storm just north of Des Moines on his way to Montana to go snowmobiling. Said he did a few 360's on I-35 - he decided to pull into a rest stop for the night. I miss it up there at times, then I get reminded why we moved south.

 

[Keystone]

At our place, we had just a dusting, nothing on the road or gravel. I work 6 miles south and there way more, gravel was covered, even this morning. Some at work said in Fairfax (6 miles south) they had a lot more.

My son in Mankato got less than an inch. Not much west of us either. Guess I should feel privileged!

 

[1800 06 Champion Trike]

2 day total by us is about 8 inches. When we wanted snow around here for snowmobiling, we didn't get it.
That's enough now, sun is out and let the melting start. No more white stuff until next Dec.

 

[GoSlo]

This is the storm that roared through Colorado earlier this week. In the Denver area we got anywhere from 18-30 inches of snow depending on which side of town you live. The snow wasn't too bad, but the 45 MPH winds turned it into a blizzard that messed things up. The day before the storm hit, it was 70°. The day after it was 45° and the streets were clear and dry. Next storm is due tonight into Saturday, but is only supposed to dump 4-6 inches. Springtime in the Rockies!!