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carlfoxmartenWell, just like almost everybody else on my friends list, snow has come here rather early.
Typically, it doesn't snow here in B.C.'s Fraser Valley until late December or early January, and even then we only get at most about six to eight inches and doesn't stay for more than a week or so.
Two years ago, we had a bit over a foot of snow in late November or early December that stayed around for two weeks, and the current weather predictions for this year say that this year will be the same.
Yesterday, while I was delivering papers left over from the day before (they'd shown up at twenty to two in the afternoon and I hadn't had time to deal with all of them, what with the two routes I have) it was mostly raining, but at times there were snowflakes mixed in with it, at times, kind of large ones.
Later that evening, the rain turned into snow and stuck a bit, mostly on the grass though some did stick to the roads.
Today, there's a little bit of snow left so far, and it's supposed to rain a bit, so it should get washed away.
(though I just looked outside and noticed that it's not raining, it's very very fine snow, I think...)
Typically, it doesn't snow here in B.C.'s Fraser Valley until late December or early January, and even then we only get at most about six to eight inches and doesn't stay for more than a week or so.
Two years ago, we had a bit over a foot of snow in late November or early December that stayed around for two weeks, and the current weather predictions for this year say that this year will be the same.
Yesterday, while I was delivering papers left over from the day before (they'd shown up at twenty to two in the afternoon and I hadn't had time to deal with all of them, what with the two routes I have) it was mostly raining, but at times there were snowflakes mixed in with it, at times, kind of large ones.
Later that evening, the rain turned into snow and stuck a bit, mostly on the grass though some did stick to the roads.
Today, there's a little bit of snow left so far, and it's supposed to rain a bit, so it should get washed away.
(though I just looked outside and noticed that it's not raining, it's very very fine snow, I think...)
