It was quite a storm for our area. Just like when it rains, the amounts vary because of the varied altitude in the "mountains" and a lot of other factors which the meteorologists have fancy lingo to describe. While we had four to six inches at the cabin, areas close to us had more or less, and for a few days it was tricky to be on the roads. For me and my accident, which was non-weather-related, it was a time to sweep a path to the cars and the shed (we don't have a snow shovel) and begin the process of RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation) and after three days stop the ice and move on to the heating pad.
And just in time for the heating pad, the weather turned warmer and by yesterday, a week after the storm, the snow was completely gone and on the Winter Solstice today, we were enjoying spring-like weather and more of the same to come. It should be a non-white Christmas, which is the norm for this area. A quick check of the snow history here is "skiffy" at best. And the snow we had already, may be all we get for the whole winter. It was beautiful while it lasted. We can always use the moisture in whatever form. Also, enjoy the Christmas Star. I think we only got to see part of it tonight. We'll try again tomorrow. For all the beauty and all Your Creation.........Thank You, Lord.
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