The red markers indicate my garden plot.
This year, every time we have snow, we have rain to take it away. This is the same area today, one year later.
Thank you, El Niño.
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Sunday, 21 February 2016
The Difference
Last year at this time we had had a storm that lasted for three days. That storm was a mere blip on the storm radar that year because we had epic storms and snowfall beginning in the last week of January. It was a miserable winter. Pictures of our back yard at that time will give you an idea of the snow we had.
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I have not experienced such heavy snow in my real life!! I feel guilty to say that I like to take photos of snow.
Up until the mid eighties we used to get lots of snow but it is rare these days.
What a difference! :-)
Wow! that was some snow last year!!!
I do too, Tomoko! Nothing wrong with that.
Global warming has changed our climate a lot in the last decades.
There is less snow tonight than when I took the photos. It was +3 today and foggy.
It truly was a nightmare. For three days, nothing moved. Every two days we had a storm it seemed. Record snowfall, then flooding of course. Winter misery!
Oh my heavens!!! That sure is a lot of snow!! Indeed it is almost nothing this year. Incredible !!
I remember hearing about all of the snow Down East last year. We had a fair bit too, possibly the 2nd snowiest winter of our 10 here in Ottawa.
It's quite a difference.
It was a bad winter. This year is so much better.
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