Thanksgiving day was a record setting 62 degrees. This is what we got Saturday:

A man with a plan, great. The wreath is hung before the snow fell, good job. All who wander are not lost.

Well, almost.

(There are smaller wreaths for the windows that didn't make it yet, but hey, it's deer season you know)

Official tally: 14 inches but it has settled already since the ground isn't frozen.

Are you sure you don't live in Oklahoma?

A 60 degree drop in 12 hours (80 to 20) is fairly
common... invariably if we have unseasonable warm weather, it is immediately followed by extreme cold...often ice-storms...

I remember March of 1987. It was springbreak.
We received 14 inches of snow on MOnday....by Friday it was 70 degrees and sunny...

If you don't like our weather, wait a minute and it'll change....