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Here in Nashua I still have snow on my lawn, but it i smelting at last. Maybe by Monday my South-West facing lawn will be bare. The parts that have melted show snow mold! Ugh!
Shady spots and in wooded areas will be white for another week or more: and forget about the snow mountains in parking lots! They will be there until May at least!
No buds on trees yet. No Crocus or Forsythia around yet either.
This has been an "interesting" winter!
I'm in MA now and we still have far to much. We still have giant piles that had to be piled up during the massive storms although they have shrunk down. It is going very quickly and some more warm temps tomorrow will continue that thread. We should be snow free quite soon, however, not soon enough
We still have mountains of it around in lots/supermarket centers here.
It's so ugly now. It keeps melting and refreezing which is the worst part of March/April. You have to keep your eyes open for black ice or down you go.
Last week we were in VT (near Norwich) at a park and with the sun hitting the melting snow it was a sheet of ice. Just unpleasant.
It makes you want to fly south--until you hear about them having 95 degrees for three months in a row.
I forgot to mention, that as the larger snow pile being to melt, they are no longer pristine, white mounds.
Now they are dirty piles and everything scooped up with the snow is showing making some piles look like dirt piles.
I forgot to mention, that as the larger snow pile being to melt, they are no longer pristine, white mounds.
Now they are dirty piles and everything scooped up with the snow is showing making some piles look like dirt piles.
That's good because the dark-colored dirt covering the snow makes it melt quicker because it absorbs the sun and heats up more than the reflective snow would. I'm all for dirty snow piles at this time of year.
Still plenty of big, dirty piles around. Lawn still mostly covered. If your yard faces the right way though it's mostly clear (mine is in shade most of the day).
Could be worse, the sun is out here, but my friends north and west of us got a good amount of new snow overnight.
We are in AL getting ready to head to MA then NH...hoping for no black ice along the way. Down here they have already hit in the 80's with a few extremely humid days therefore already running the AC. While the warmer climates are nice - I can not imagine what summer down here will be like if this is their spring!!
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