It’s snowing. Not weird, I guess, if you’re ‘back east’ or in the mid-west. But this is Victoria! We had our spring flower count weeks ago. I was gardening two days ago.
Now there are giant, swirling, massive flakes coming down. I’m flabbergasted.
That’s all.
I know! What the hell is up with that??
Last winter there was some snow in the hills around Fremont and Milpitas. That was very, very weird.
It basically hasn’t snown all winter here in Holland, and suddenly this weekend has been ‘cold’ (freezing mark plus or minus a 4 degrees) with a mix of every kind of precipitation imaginable. A month ago, the daffodils were out; this weekend, it snew on and off the whole time. It was fun to watch, through a window, of course
The joke goes that this year the Easter eggs were delivered by Santa Claus instead of the Easter Bunny.
My early-bird kid woke me up claiming it had snowed in the night. I grumbled at him that it was just like yesterday, a couple of flakes mixed with hail, it was too warm to stick. He went away and then brought back a snowball. :eek:
I’m dreaming of a white…Easter?
Hm. No snow here. Pretty windy yesterday afternoon though. White caps in Birch Bay.
Got snow here. Yesterday it was plus 13 and warm enough to let my son run around outside without feeling the need to nag at him to zip up his jacket.
This morning its heavy wet snow and looking all blah out.
Just got snow here this morning, after several warm days. And this is in the South!
It snowed in the middle of the night here. See what you did?
I’m sorry.
But it was a good omen. The magical snowfall brought back my beloved New Posts! It was worth it!
It’s my fault, sorry.
I bought a (used) convertible on Friday - my first ever. I can therefore pretty much guarantee that we’ll never see Mr. Sun again. By August I expect that glaciers will once again be covering North America.
Again, my apologies for the inconvenience. 
What’s snew?
Not much. You?
It snowed here today. In Georgia. Not the former Soviet Georgia, but Georgia in the southern US of Freaking A. It was 70+ degrees here the last few days. The azaleas are blooming. It won’t stick, cause the ground is probably 40 degrees above freezing. But it was snow.
Wierd.
We had a white Easter here in England, too. Well, in my back garden it didn’t actually settle except for maybe a quarter of an inch on bare soil, but a lot of places had proper snow.
And today in London it has been snowing on and off, quite heavily at times, but again not settling in town.
I ran into some heavy snowfall yesterday morning, thought it was just starting to stick.
Snowing lightly now.
I swear March is now the coldest month of the year, what with the routinely mild winters we get now. I’m sure the stats don’t back me up, but it certainly feels that way.
It’s snowing more heavily now, and it’s sticking.
But it’s not as cold as February here!
While not the coldest month here in New England, this March has been miserably cold. We only hit the average temp/date 3 days all March. All the other days have been 4-11 degrees colder than normal. That means there’s still a ton of unmelted snow under the new snow we’ve gotten over the past 10 hours. Spring is an abstract concept for us.