An Unusual Scene
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| Laramie, WY March 6, 2022 |
On Friday, the ground was bare thanks to Chinook winds and warmer temperatures last week; however, Friday night and most of the day Saturday, the snow fell. What's unusual about this scene is the snow on the tree boughs and the lilac bush branches. The winter wind blows a LOT in Laramie, and typically, the trees shake off their snow coverings. I love seeing this unusual winter scene outside my patio doors.
I do not envy your snow. We had a nice warm day yesterday and it melted all of ours. Weather is cool again, but it's supposed to stay above freezing. I'd like to think we are past the snow for the year, but I know we'll probably get more.
ReplyDeleteSnow on trees is beautiful, no doubt. However the snowstorm we had 1/3 devastated the beautiful trees on the parkway outside our community. I haven’t counted but I be we lost 50 trees. And many were beautiful flowering trees during the spring. Hopefully your trees and bushes hold up better.
ReplyDeleteWe had the same scene unexpectedly this morning. None of us had heard of possible snow and we woke up to several inches. The sun is out now, trying to melt it. Not much snow all winter but March promises to be a different story if you listen to the forecasters. They are saying at least 7 inches on Thursday!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Betsy
It is pretty for sure, but I'm definitely ready for green grass and flowers. It is another warm one here (70), but thunderstorms are forecast for tonight with winds in the 50-60 mph range! Temps will drop and tomorrow's high is only forecast in the low 40's. Our roller coaster weather continues.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a gentle snowfall for once, here the snow comes sideways:)
ReplyDeletePretty. Our fir trees look like that when it snows.
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is a pretty sight, but dont know how I would get on living with snow in the winter. Guess if you grow up in these conditions you get used to it.
ReplyDeleteWhoa......that's a real winter wonderland! It's 80 degrees here today and I am dying from the heat. I could use some of that snow right now.
ReplyDeleteIt's March 7 here, and Madison has a similar look. I don't mind, though I hope it's winter's last hurrah.
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks like a lot of snow! I get cold just looking at your photo. ;>)
ReplyDeleteOne of the 1ove1y things about snow . same type here. It is a11 me1ted and there is ground snow, but the tree snow fa11s fast.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a lot of March snow! Very scenic!
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