I bet! I’m rather done with the stuff, myself. Am not complaining that it is raining and helping it melt!
The sun is out and it’s all melted now. Snow doesn’t last long around these parts.
Doesn’t last long at all. I’ll be along shortly… uh right!
It’s rained most of this week. We got a 1/2 inch of precipitation from Monday to today. That’s 5 times the precipitation we recived last month.
Holy moly! The land will surely appreciate it.
We will take any moisture we can get.
That, I do not doubt for one second.
We are in the high desert.
That I know 🙂
So you got a good snow down there! Glenda looks like she is having fun leaving tracks in it. It was barely 30 degrees but clear up here this morning, but got into the lower 60s this afternoon. Morning was cloudless, and I saw the waning crescent moon low in the southeast sky. It is overcast now, rain returning by tomorrow sometime.
Glenda was proud of herself. We had maybe an inch of snow. Anything helps out here. it was 30 this morning. Mid-40s this afternoon. Clearing up now, but clouds are supposed to move back in. Thanks, Lavinia.
Green with envy about your tulips. Growing through the snow even.
Darn.
Ours totally shriveled out… Maybe we can try importing some snow to Mexico?
(And exporting sun back North?)
North of the border? I can imagine it can be dry… Wasn’t there a Credence song about the rain? I forget the title.
have a nice week.end…
The song is “Have You Ever Seen The Rain?” We don’t see it much out here. As I was telling Dale, we got a 1/2 inch of precipitation this week. That’s 5 times the amount of precipitation we got in February.
Thanks for the title. A nice song.
1/2 inch? Not much indeed.
Here, we’re waiting for the rainy season starting in May-June…
July-August is our monsoon season.
Correction. These are Iris, not tulips. We have tulips coming up across the path.
Is St Patrick’s Day a thing where you are? All the partiers love it out here. Green beer, yuck! Wearing green, terrible on most everything but plants, trees and grass, and acting stupid. I prefer celebrating it with photos.
Well if you are a Dundonian then you will count Irish ancestors that came in the famine in your tree. A lot of my mum’s did, although her father was Highland in his . But it’s not a big thing here . Maybe like that cos of what you say re green….
You’re welcome, Tim. I didn’t realize that you’re at such a high elevation.
According to the altimeter on my phone I’m sitting at 5103 feet above sea level at the moment. I think the official altitude is something like 4998 feet above sea level.
Yikes, didn’t expect to see snow there this late- we had some flurries, but it has now given way to torrents of rain. What does Glenda think of the white sticky stuff?
Off Center & Not Even 
Ooooh! Snow! Does make for lovely images. And I love the “faceless sunflower”
Thanks, Dale. The white stuff is a bit rare out here. I know it’s standard fare for you.
I bet! I’m rather done with the stuff, myself. Am not complaining that it is raining and helping it melt!
The sun is out and it’s all melted now. Snow doesn’t last long around these parts.
Doesn’t last long at all. I’ll be along shortly… uh right!
It’s rained most of this week. We got a 1/2 inch of precipitation from Monday to today. That’s 5 times the precipitation we recived last month.
Holy moly! The land will surely appreciate it.
We will take any moisture we can get.
That, I do not doubt for one second.
We are in the high desert.
That I know 🙂
So you got a good snow down there! Glenda looks like she is having fun leaving tracks in it. It was barely 30 degrees but clear up here this morning, but got into the lower 60s this afternoon. Morning was cloudless, and I saw the waning crescent moon low in the southeast sky. It is overcast now, rain returning by tomorrow sometime.
Glenda was proud of herself. We had maybe an inch of snow. Anything helps out here. it was 30 this morning. Mid-40s this afternoon. Clearing up now, but clouds are supposed to move back in. Thanks, Lavinia.
Green with envy about your tulips. Growing through the snow even.
Darn.
Ours totally shriveled out… Maybe we can try importing some snow to Mexico?
(And exporting sun back North?)
We normally have a lof of sun. We are only 225 miles north of Mexico. We have had less than an inch of rain so far this year. Thanks, Brian.
North of the border? I can imagine it can be dry… Wasn’t there a Credence song about the rain? I forget the title.
have a nice week.end…
The song is “Have You Ever Seen The Rain?” We don’t see it much out here. As I was telling Dale, we got a 1/2 inch of precipitation this week. That’s 5 times the amount of precipitation we got in February.
Thanks for the title. A nice song.
1/2 inch? Not much indeed.
Here, we’re waiting for the rainy season starting in May-June…
July-August is our monsoon season.
Correction. These are Iris, not tulips. We have tulips coming up across the path.
Good. Our iris seem to be doing fine… We’ll see how they go along…
Happy St. Paddy’s Day! 🍀🎩🍀💰
My breath is frozen in the most amazing icicles, holding it looking at these. Abso stunnings.
What a beautiful comment. Thanks, Shey.
What beautiful photographs Timothy.
Is St Patrick’s Day a thing where you are? All the partiers love it out here. Green beer, yuck! Wearing green, terrible on most everything but plants, trees and grass, and acting stupid. I prefer celebrating it with photos.
Well if you are a Dundonian then you will count Irish ancestors that came in the famine in your tree. A lot of my mum’s did, although her father was Highland in his . But it’s not a big thing here . Maybe like that cos of what you say re green….
Makes sense.
Excellent photos and words Tim. Sending hugs.
Thanks, LRPH. Hugs in return. The cats send purrs and kitty kisses.
My pleasure Tim. I got them. Sending more in return. have a beautiful evening.
Have a wonderful evening and weekend.
Thank you.
Pretty cool photos…… Or maybe I should say …. freezing photos!
It wasn’t really cold this morning as compared to Wednesday and Thursday morning, but it was below freezing when I got up this morning. Thanks, Geoff.
I see that you also got your portion of march snow 🙂
A tiny portion but at least a portion. Thanks, Rudi.
Snow in NM… in March…?? The horror… the horror…!! 😉
Seems that way. Although we have been known to get snow at the end of May. That may seem incredible, but snow happens. Sometimes. Thanks, Herman.
Now who’s the fortunate one?!!!!!! Chapeau to all the beauty you capture!
My Incognito Tree looks good in white too!
The little of your tree you can see looks good in white. Thanks, Marina.
Is snow this late in the season usual in your area?
Not really. We’ve had heavy snowfall at the end of May. We are at 5000 feet, so the weather can be quite fickle. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim. I didn’t realize that you’re at such a high elevation.
According to the altimeter on my phone I’m sitting at 5103 feet above sea level at the moment. I think the official altitude is something like 4998 feet above sea level.
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Wow! How long have you had snow? Beautiful poem, and pics.
We had snow for a few hours. That’s the way is is with snow in the valley. Thanks, Jeff.
Ah, got it. I was in Los Angeles last week, and it rained more on Friday than I’ve seen in many years. Welcome, Tim.
I heard talk of a new Ark being built in LA with all the rain and flooding.
Seriously.
I think it’s only been a passing thought.
The sunflower looks like after a snowball fight, just because you mentioned its face. 😀
I think they the sunflowers were having a snowball fight. It’s the natural think to do when it snows. Thanks, Heidi.
Snow! How pretty!
Our Mountain had a dusting. It lasted a few hours.
And did Glenda like the snow?
Glends liked the snow and was all proud of herself. Thanks, Nancy.
Beautiful shots!!! Especially love the black cat walking across the snow; what a contrast! 🖤🤍
Thanks, Samantha. Glend was really happy walking around in the snow.
Love how everything takes on a different personality in the snow.
Snow freaks everything out out here. Thanks, Couriers.
Yikes, didn’t expect to see snow there this late- we had some flurries, but it has now given way to torrents of rain. What does Glenda think of the white sticky stuff?
Glenda loves snow. We can get snow in May. We are at 5000 feet. Thanks, Brian.