Really - Snow
Tuesday, 10:00 am: Mother Nature has done it; we have our first snowfall for this, the beginning of our winter season. The birdfeeder will need to be filled, and I need to find our snow shovel. Now If I can just remember where I put it! The snow has lifted my wife’s spirits, she loves winter and snow. Her winter passion is to snowshoe in the woods, but for now there isn’t quite enough to go exploring.

Our front yard this morning
Luckily for me I finished working on my ham radio antenna yesterday. I had it up and down so many times I lost count. It is in good working order now, and probably no thanks to my skills, just persistence. I am just not very adept at getting things right the first time. I am accused of being an inveterate tinkerer.

Looking north toward Canada
My wife will be on the telephone shortly talking to her sister in Germany and telling her about the snow. We were briefly busy converting the amount into millimeters. I can’t say if they had snow in Berlin, but I suspect not. Dang! My wife found our snow shovel. It’s that time once again to bundle up. Ciao.
Current values from our wireless Davis Vantage-Pro weather station:
Temperature: 40° [F.]
Barometer: 30.154 & rising slowly
Humidity: 91%
Wind: NW at 2 mph light & variable
Visibility: ca. 3 miles under cloud base
Skies: 100% overcast
Precipitation: 1½ inch snow – now slowly melting
Since midnight:
Low temperature: 32.8° [F.] at 12:01 am
High wind: 10 mph 1:11 am
Wow, snow before Halloween. When it comes to winter weather, you guys in Northern Maine are really ballin' the jack.
Actually, I'm reading On the Road at the moment. Jack Kerouac used that term, and I was looking for an excuse to use it.
Posted by Stephan
October 30, 2007 08:59 PM