Volume 13 , Issue 44

Duchess of Weaselskin

This last week when the cold front came through the southwest Colorado area and dumped snow above 10,000 feet, not much Fall golden aspen leaves were left on the trees afterwards. I took the photo image on the left a few days before the storm hit through here.

We heard that Amarillo, Texas had 4 inches of snow from that storm before it headed towards the Northeastern parts of the United States.

What about that early Octboer Nor'easter that blew through New England this weekend? We hear that least three deaths had been blamed on the unseasonably early October snowstorm that hit the northeastern U.S. Saturday. The freak storm broke records: New York City was slammed with up to two inches per hour, and Vermont was expected to get 15 inches. But the system was forecast to move out by Sunday afternoon. More than two million customers were without power early Sunday morning, and air travelers remain stranded.

How was it in your neck of the woods?

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