Major Snow of 2018!!

Helo everyone.. hope you all are staying warm and taking pictures of all this snow that start yesterday around 9 AM until now.

I had the advantage of getting out in the snow storm and taking pictures with my water proof Nikon digital camera to get the shots of the snow.

I wondered off to my neighborhood pond to take pictures of the snow storm brewing the snow everywhere it fell.

At first the weather man predicted 1-3 inches than 4-6. Then eventually they did not know how much we were getting. Then they did not know how much snow was predicted after that prediction so I kept failing all day long and I kept getting pictures of the snow from the very beginning of it.

I think tis snow was by far the biggest snowfall amount of 11 inches compared to the last snow storm we had two weeks ago with 1-3 inches.

Just to warn the Limpy old fart Al D, I got more pictures today of the snow after all this snowy weather finally ended last night around midnight.

Today its very sunny finally after all the snow we got yesterday. The totals around the triangle from the snow storm we amazing. The snow is almost 1 feet deep in some areas which equals 12 inches or a foot of snow.

Today I was able to get out again and ventured to my neighborhood pond once again to take even more snow pictures today. The shot you are seeing is the snow melting off a tree and failing to the ground, which this probably the best shot I have gotten so far today.

I will keep posting pictures ahead of the wimpy Al D. I will post some more later on today.

Stay warm and cozy everyone and keep taking pictures of the snow!!

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