Here and Gone

October 12, 2023
photo "borrowed" online from
Downtown Laramie Alliance

As predicted, Thursday/Friday's storm dropped about three inches of snow on the area, and by Saturday it had all melted because the ground and streets were so warm. Even with that, Interstate 80 was closed for winter conditions Thursday night. It seems like people forget how to drive in snow/ice, and it takes them a while to remember. 

It's pretty typical for this area to have a mid-October snow storm and then another around Halloween. I'm thrilled that this storm was here and gone in a couple of days.

Comments

  1. It sure does seem to be true that people forget how to drive in winter conditions - every year. We didn't see any snow from that storm, but there was a little in the Black Hills I guess. We never know around here whether Halloween will require winter coats over the costumes or no coats at all.

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  2. People NEVER remember how to drive around here in snow or ice. In fact, even rain will cause a massive tie up. I am so glad I am out of the commuting game. 25 years on the Capitol Beltway in rush hour both ways for over an hour a day was enough for me.

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  3. I wonder how many melts you will have this year before it stays. Generally out third snow stays.

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  4. No snow here - just cold and WET!!! So darn wet!

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  6. Yowza! I'm so surprised that you have snow in mid-October!

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  7. That's the first of the season and it won't be your last!

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  8. I started catching up with blogs by starting Wednesday and going backwards to Saturday...so ignore my question about how much snow you received. Obviously you asnwered it in your blog later.
    Take care:
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  9. And so it begins. I'm glad your snow melted and didn't stick around too long. It is that time of year in the mountains. I remember our Cheyenne days when I 80 was closed and my hubby was stranded in central Wyoming. Those were the days.

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  10. We cut through Wyoming ahead of the storm but I thought of you!

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