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After a warm, rainy February, we were ready for spring. And now we have had another cold snowy day in March just in time for Film Friday.
The temperatures for the last few days have remained below freezing and snow flurries have fallen. Don’t get us wrong – we love snow. But this has been snow flurries without any accumulation. What is the point of that?
Most frustratingly, the ski area next door has been making snow non-stop, so they have some great depth with great skiing conditions – but we don’t get to partake.
So follow us around Chez Herd as we show how unimpressed we are with some wintry weather without the piles and piles of snow that would make us happy.
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I have to agree, Thundering Herd, what is the point of spring snow flurries with no accumulation!!!!!