Last week's weather was one for the books! I know some of you in Georgia, Florida and Texas also got snow! Here in Michigan, I'm not a fan of snow and cold but we are pretty used to it. But last week it was sooo cold, and the snow didn't stop.
Almost all schools in West Michigan were closed Mon-Thursday. Even the University in our town was closed on Tues and Wednesday. Our temps got to -5 degrees F and the wind chill was at -25 degrees.
We were getting snow all week, but from Wed to Thurs, we got a foot of snow in one night. I was very thankful to be retired and not have to worry about driving. We stayed in all week until Friday.
Here's some pictures I took throughout the week.
Frost built up on our windows
And here's a satellite picture of Michigan that was taken last week.
It makes me cold to look at it!
I'm thankful I have a warm house and that I can stay in it. And - I'll be so happy to see Spring arrive!
10 comments:
Hi Mari! Wow, that is a lot of snow and bitter cold weather. So glad you could stay inside warm and cozy. I am looking forward to spring too!
That first photo is gorgeous.
Imagine how 100 years+ ago the people managed during those snows. Their homes were not as weather proofed as modern homes are today. I think of that a lot - how our ancestors handled the weather extremes with so much less. God bless them!
The frost is beautiful, but the streets don't look safe. How are they about plowing them there? You retired at just the right time! And I thought it was awfully cold when it got down to 0 here!
We got 5 inches, but not as much as you. Did have colder temps that reached -12 with wind chill. The Western side of our state always gets more snow it seems. Am glad for the most part to live on the Eastern side. I did have to drive in it while it was snowing and not fun anymore. Janice
It’s beautiful.
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Y'all keep that snow, good grief, Mari, that is a lot. And I do not miss it, thought I would, but I don't. We are back to the high 70's this week and I am so glad. We didn't get snow here in Central Florida, thankfully. It just as been bitter cold.
yikes on the satellite picture... its 55 here right now and I am still in my flannel gown and socks on my feet. now I can see why when winter comes, our town is full of winter residents from Michigan and Wisconsin, New York and Pennsylvania.
So much snow! Here so much rain ! And another storm. We are also staying inside, but we managed to go safely to Rouen to visit our daughter yesterday. I have to go out tomorrow but scared of the trees as I have to drive on a road bordered by trees. Many trees have been falling. Stay safe.
Wow...the picture of Bob making an open pathway really shows the depth of the snow. this is a LOT of the white fluffy stuff. I can't imagine having that much snow and this low temps. Glad you all were able to stay inside and just watch it....not having to get out in it. Keep the fire going and stay warm...Gorgeous photos...love them.
I remember those days from when we lived in the Chicago area. Ugh! It's fun when the excitement builds and the first fluffy flakes float down, but in my opinion it's just a headache after that! Plus I just do not like the cold. BUT as you say: soon it will be spring! Yay! I'm already eyeing my bunny rabbit collection, eager to get them out and put them on display. xoxo
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