Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2026

Anyone checked for solar flares lately?

Tuna Sandwich Party

Thoughts, for me, have been as creatively scattered as the clutter in the waiting-to-be-put-away zone. I know that the Moon and solar flares can impact Earth’s magnetic fields. Animal behavior can be impacted as well, includes humans. The unusual vibe I feel, 
might be due to the many days of below freezing temperatures. Or perhaps the quality of the indoor air is at work jostling around my brain chemicals.

Right now. The quality of my life, (even with jolly good thinking going on), is mainly involved with the weather. There is frozen water crystals all over the ground. No matter where snow is, all of winter is inspiring to me. As the daylight hours increase, I begin to think of plants sprouting, sandals and flowering trees. Winter does that, brings us along into another season.

For now. There is snow. I want to look at it. I want to take pictures of it. I want to watch it falling. Snow brings water to Earth and in many ways, happiness to people. 

Friday, January 23, 2026

Thinking About Snow Storm Preparations?



Are you ready New England and New York for the snow storm on the way? 

The weather forecast is 95% chance of snow. It is a good idea to stock up to prepare for a significant amount of snow of 7 inches or more. 

In Vermont, we know snow. However, travel on Monday doesn’t feel safe to me. Rescheduling an important appointment also doesn’t feel good. Better safe than sorry, I believe, is the right idea. I may get to where I need to be, but I also might get stuck there with no way safely home. 

How much snow is the answer we all want to know. The last snowfall, (nice powder), in my area was more than I expected. The snow starting this weekend will be different. Is there a chance the inches will be less? I don’t know. I also don’t know how I felt the first time I saw snow. 

Speculating here, it doesn’t matter. The forecast is reliable enough to prepare well. 

Stay Safe

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Winter Photography: Drooping Pine


Pine trees drooping under the wright of snow and ice have  a philosophicsl vibe.