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It was a dark and stormy night many years ago…and a small boy gazed in wonderment at the eerie glow...
Whats in there?We get maybe one “real” snow storm here (38.8905, -77.2702) per year and it usually happens in January. And it is typically the result of a Nor’easter rather than storms coming from the West. This year the Nor’easter came early!
The first substantial snowfall of this fall/winter season started around 9:00 PM last night and is still going strong. There was about eight inches of snow when this picture was taken today at 9:57 AM. The snow is expected to continue falling throughout the day with a total accumulation of 20 or more inches predicted. 
This picture was taken today at 3:14 PM. At that time, there was about 18 inches of snow on the ground. And the snow was still falling at a pretty good clip. The snow finally stopped falling around 11:30 PM. At that time, there was about two feet (24 inches) on the ground in the immediate area. 
I took this picture during one of my numerous shoveling attempts to keep the driveway and front walk passable. I finally gave up after a while and decided to wait until it stopped snowing.
Gunston is exploring a path I dug to get from back yard to the front of the house. He’s probably deciding where to make “yellow snow.” 
The big pile of snow is from a path I cleared on the deck so the dogs could get in and out of their doggie door. Related Posts:
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