March 5th, 2004 Snow Day 2004
Well, okay, we’re a bit late… the snow day was actually February 17. Here are the photos.
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March 5th, 2004 at 8:17 pm
But, but… I can see grass through the snow!
(Hee hee, snow day…)
March 6th, 2004 at 1:32 pm
That’s a good point….
Hey guys, we only live about 7 miles north of you, how did we get so much more snow coverage than you? Our patio and grass were completely covered…by about 4 inches or so!
Where’s a good meteorologist when you need one? (ha ha…)
March 6th, 2004 at 1:55 pm
Two things:
Our pics were taken in the early afternoon. We got out in the snow later in the day due to waiting till Jay/Abigail returned home from a late morning birthday party and trip to Target, so although there was more snow coverage earlier, some was already beginning to melt away by 1pm when we went out.
I guess the several miles north might affect actual snow fall and temperatures…or perhaps the direction the house faces, increasing or decreasing exposure to sun? Ask Mr Weatherman!