It has been snowing since about 9 am. When I left work at noon you could only see about a block. The snow is coming down sideways. The wind is terrible. The courthouse was closed at noon today because of the weather. The Courthouse NEVER closes on a regular work day. I'm sure glad it did.
Here are a few pictures I have taken of the mess.
Some of these are looking out my back door and some out of my front windows. Unlike my daughter I did not go out side to take pictures.
The was snow plastered against my patio door.
The photo shows the snow better. The black wrapped thing is the grill.
Through the front windows
Poor little birds are cold!
The woodpecker is waiting for the ugly black colored bird to get off of his suet.
Finally he can get a little food before the bully birds show up.
Now the squirrel is going to get in on the act.
View through the patio door. And the storm still rages.
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Snow on the roof of the garage of another neighbor, Wow impressive!
The neighbors deck that live on the block behind us. This crap is Deep!
This is the window in the bathroom upstairs. No the snow isn't THAT deep but it looks pretty neat. Makes me wonder what the roof looks like?
Can you guess what this is a picture of . It is snow stuck to the basement door. I have a yard stick that I was going to measure the depth of the snow but I need something longer!
My husband had moved his VW out of the way so he would be able to get his 4 WD truck out, ha! It is covered too. There is no going anywhere. I'm so glad I bought a large amount of food last weekend.
My front porch. I can't get the front door open. I really don't want to either.
Neighbors driveway across the street.
Looking across the street at Albert's driveway and garage. That is a pickup parked there.
View from the basement door looking under the deck. You can kind of see a little of the six foot cement wall. You can't see the steps leading down at all.
This really shows the snow depth.
North side of the back yard.
I know it's hard to see but the chains holding the swing go into the snow. It just keeps getting deeper.
