Whoa. That was intense!
Act of God? Or maybe, just maybe, there is a conspiracy! I kind of think that Minnesotans will do anything to see Brett Farve never play in their stadium again.
This makes me giggle knowing that I’m looking for sunscreen on my way to the Chargers vs. Chiefs game today.
But the jokes on me since I have a 6:35 AM flight to Minneapolis in the morning.
ht to Blake
It’s currently 43.3 degrees and rising at our house. According to the weather forecasts it’s going to stay this warm all day, with rain coming after lunch.
It will be nice to see the roof and maybe some of the landscaping in the back yard. Let’s hope this warm up is the beginning of winter breaking here. I think we have had continuous snow on the ground since November. It’s time for a thaw.
Let’s just say the picture is an exaggeration. But we’ve had a very good Al Gore inspired winter in Michigan.
It started in November and it has stayed until now. Non-stop cold, lots of snow, few warm weather breaks, and a lot of storms.
I love winter. I love snow. I really like driving around after a fresh heavy snow. I love everything about it.
For the last several years lifelong Michigan resident have told us, “These winters aren’t like we used to have.” Well, those same people are now saying, this is just like we used to have.
I want to give perspective on the snow to people outside Romeo. We’ve got about 18 inches of snow in our yard and on the roof of our house. Along our driveway, where we’ve piled up snow from shoveling it’s about chest high. (3-4 feet?) As the snow was melting today with the warm temperatures I was out digging out the downspouts out of the ice and snow. The main one was buried under 5-6 feet of slushy snow… I never found it.
We love winter weather. And we’re happy to be surviving a “real Michigan winter” here in Romeo.