We had a 5-inch snowfall on Sunday, January 31, and then 4 inches today. Normally I take pictures with our PicturePosts once a week, but I didn't want to record two consecutive snowy days, so yesterday I took an extra set of photos to show how the snow had largely melted over the week since the first snowfall. Here are the results.
Lower PicturePost, Southeast View
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| Sunday, January 31. Five inches of light fluffy snow. |
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Saturday, February 6. Most of the snow is gone.
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| Sunday, February 7. Four inches of heavy, dense snow. |
Lower PicturePost, South View
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Sunday, January 31. Five inches of light fluffy snow.
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| Saturday, February 6. Most of the snow is gone. But note that the north-facing hill (and mountain beyond) still has a good bit of snow, as does a thin line at the base of the field where the trees cast a shadow on it all day. |
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| Sunday, February 7. Four inches of heavy, dense snow. |
Upper PicturePost, Northeast View
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| Sunday, January 31. Five inches of light fluffy snow. |
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| Saturday, February 6. Most of the snow is gone. |
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| Sunday, February 7. Four inches of heavy, dense snow. |
Upper PicturePost, Southwest View
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| Sunday, January 31. Five inches of light fluffy snow. |
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| Saturday, February 6. Most of the snow is gone. |
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| Sunday, February 7. Four inches of heavy, dense snow. |
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