For me, the issue isn't the amount of snow but rather the wind. It whips around the buildings in the complex where I live and causes large drifts. Below is the view from my front window, the first one taken at 10 a.m. and the other at 1 p.m.


The window is about 18" off the ground and the snow is packed onto the front porch. The drift on the outer edge is about 3-3 1/2 feet high. It runs clear across the driveway too. If I get energetic I might go out and shovel a bit this afternoon. Or I might just wait until the maintenance people come and let them shovel it out. My neighbors were out for a while and cleared off their porch and drive.
The delicate lines of the snowdrift outside my front door. It is about 3-3 1/2 feet high.

The view from my front door. Looking south, then looking west.


The sun started breaking through the clouds a little before noon. The day is shiny and bright. And I'm glad I don't have to go out in the cold wind and drifting snow.
2 comments:
Brrrr! Good thing there's some trees around to help break the wind, although you wouldn't think so by the size of those drifts!
I think we prayed for snow here, but we failed to mention the word "accumulation." It's just not sticking!
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