We got genuine lake effect snow today, and right at the lake the total was 14-16 inches. Probably a foot at our house. I had to go out and do some assignments.
This picture is not the highway, but it's not really a back road either.
I actually think this picture gives you the best idea!
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Snow, snow, snow.
ReplyDeleteIt becomes a pond of water in my country.
Those pics make me glad I live in Florida. Although, ice and snow can be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHugs and chocolate,
Shelly
I'd be home, snug in my bed, with my electric throw and a double cup of strong French dark roast coffee, cheering you on your way.
ReplyDeleteI cringe every time I hear the words lake effect. I feel for you, that's a lot of snow.
ReplyDeletehello sharkbytes its dennis the vizsla dog hay dada sez those pikchers tayk him bak to the days wen he and mama and tucker and trixie and trouble and pooh bear all livd in the mithikal land of noo york and he had to drive on roads wot lookd like that!!! it duz not seem like they ar fond memoreez!!! altho he sez snow wuz a lot of fun wen he wuz a kid and did not hav to kleer it or drive in it!!! ok bye
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of snow! Lake effect snow is always big snow.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow! That IS a lot of snow! We don't have any at the moment. I hear we might get some this week. It's such a weird winter here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Lucky dog!
ReplyDeleterainfield- I'm thinking it never even makes it to the ground!
ReplyDeleteshelly- I like it
Carmen- It's so refreshing though
Ann- it's so fluffy, the Lake Effect usually is
Dennis- many fond memories of winters in NY- tell your dada
Chuck- Thanks for visiting!
Lin- none? That is weird.
John- yes, and I've been snowshoeing. But they are saying rain tomorrow. Bah.
That is a lot of snow and your photos make it appear so beautiful. Nor would I argue with such convincing visual evidence.
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