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Layla ([personal profile] layla) wrote2008-04-24 03:07 pm

Meltiiiiiiiing...

Can it be ... spring? The snow is vanishing fast (although it's supposed to snow again this weekend. NOOOOOOOOOO). There's still up to 1-2 feet of snow in sheltered places, but the driveway is mostly bare, and the creek is flowing on top of the ice. I keep taking pictures and then forgetting to post them, but I'm sure you all know what melting snow looks like.
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[personal profile] naye 2008-04-25 08:01 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh. That's a lot of snow still around. And more of it to come? Um. I'm rather grateful that we're all out of snow here - it's spring, finally real spring! Will you get an explosion of spring as soon as the snow is gone, or will it take another couple of weeks for everything to catch up?

[identity profile] laylalawlor.livejournal.com 2008-04-28 12:04 am (UTC)(link)
Well, the way it usually works is that after the snow goes, there are a couple of weeks that are very brown and gray. Then near the end of May, everything goes nuts -- the trees turn green overnight, flowers start to bloom, and we explode from spring into full-on summer in just a couple of weeks. Sadly, the same happens in reverse in the fall.