It's not unusual for us to get a Sept. snowstorm. It can clear up nicely and we get pleasant fall weather.
Our gardens and plants? They have been finished for a while . They are still green but are not functioning . This will fix the green for this year.
Now I worry about the people facing hurricane Florence. I wish them safety. I will keep my snow anytime and not complain about it.
Wow! Now that's a first for me: seeing snow in September, before the equinox. Yep, summer is definitely over. :-)
ReplyDeletewe certainly can see lots of snow in September. But it melts quickly and we get much more very pleasant weather.
DeleteWow! Well, I guess this is normal for your neck of the woods, but, brrrr, that's much too early for me.
ReplyDeleteWe can get snow in Sept. but not that often.
DeleteGood grief! Doesn't Mother Nature know it's still September? Wow!
ReplyDeleteWe can get snow in Sept. It's not unexpected. We will get much more pleasant weather .
DeleteWow! You are the first of the blogs I follow to report snow! It looks like a pretty snow too.
ReplyDeleteMost of Alberta had snow.
DeleteI noticed the forecast for Alberta! Those weather people know what they're talking about :) You are very good-natured about it, Red.
ReplyDeleteWell, there's no sense of having a melt down over snow. It won't do any good.
DeleteIt looks pretty but sounds cold. I'm sure you will be glad when it's gone and autumn resumes.
ReplyDeletePleasant weather will return.
DeleteIt's pretty!
ReplyDeleteHopefully there will be more good birding days before the season ends
There will be more good weather . My birding group will end the last sat of Nov. when we will have coffee and cake. There's certainly lots of birding done in the winter.
DeleteSnow...already? Oh dear!
ReplyDeleteIt's okay. It will go away and we'll get lots of nice weather.
DeleteThat is suddenly a different look. We are not yet that far, summer has returned for the third time now with temperatures of 24 C.
ReplyDeleteIt's a fast change from summer to fall. I will still get many more Km of bike riding in.
DeleteWow! This seems really early for snow. I hope it vanishes and you get several more weeks of nice autumnal weather before the really wintry stuff sets in.
ReplyDeleteIt is early for snow. It will go away and we'll get much more pleasant weather.
DeleteHello, oh no! I am not ready for snow. We had a cloudy rainy summer, I am hoping winter is put off for awhile. Hurricane Florence is south of us, we may get some rain from it next week. BTW, the snow is pretty to look at in your photos. Just not here. Happy Friday, enjoy your day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteWe know that the snow will go away.There will be much more pleasant weather.
DeleteGreat attitude! The storm is awful, and another one headed for the Philippines. They have even less infrastructure. sigh.
ReplyDeleteHaving a hissy fit will not make the snow go away .
DeleteOh my goodness Red, I didn’t realize you could get snow this early. Please be careful when you go outside. Speaking from experience I have hit those icy patches and gone flying.
ReplyDeleteWe can get snow in Sept. It doesn't stick around very long. this stuff is wet and not icy.
DeleteYou really are pretty far north for that to happen in September! Snow is always so quietly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWell, north compared to you. There is much more north of me.
DeleteSNOW!! It is hard to even imagine snow falling, especially as hot and humid as the weather has been here. I does look pretty. Thankfully, the hurricane turned a little south, taking away some of the bad wind and rain for us, north of Raleigh. I sure hate it for those who were not expecting it though.
ReplyDeleteYour storm sounds like a vicious one. It's good that the worst is missing you.
DeleteI did hear snow was in the forecast in Alberta. A beautiful sight to see!
ReplyDeleteI know you're a big fan of snow!
DeleteRegarding your comment at my post the other day, yes, the observatory was involved in timekeeping, but according to what I've found, atomic clocks are deemed more accurate and that role seems to have passed to the National Research Council.
ReplyDeleteThanks for answering. Something about dominion observatory time signal rang a little bell.
DeleteWow, snow already! And so it begins...
ReplyDelete...and you will be finding snow in the high country right now.
DeleteI just love that first snowfall, even tho it may be measured in bits of an inch. We usually have our first the second week of September also. However, in Denver, we are still setting heat records. Including the one yesterday of 97 degrees F (36 degrees C)!
ReplyDeleteYes, the high country gets snow very early. Thanks for visiting Hiawatha House.
DeleteWow, that is rather early to get snow. The season seem outta whack now so it doesn't surprise me.
ReplyDeleteWe can and do get snow in Sept. It melts very quickly.
DeleteIt does look pretty, although I hope it doesn't come too soon this year! The weather finally started cooling off and I'm hoping for a really pleasant - snow-free - autumn season!
ReplyDeleteYou really need a snow stick Red! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, how I would like to see snow about now. Hot, muggy weather and some rain from the hurricane, but I live on the side of a mountain in western NC and will not likely face flooding. Love your photos of snow. It cools me off a little.
ReplyDeleteI read the previous post, first, and indeed it is heartbreaking about the amount of water that has been continuously falling in NC and SC. Then, I checked older posts and when I read the post title about snow, at first thought you might be joking, Red/ It was pretty, but here in NH we hope it holds off for a few months longer so we can enjoy the autumn colors first.
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