
Records have not yet been broken. Two more inches of fresh powdery snow fell overnight. Our 32.5 inches of snow this January is only the third snowiest for Chicago.
This image was taken yesterday afternoon, while the winds were still and the temperatures a balmy eleven degrees. The topmost blanket, about six inches, is undisturbed. Our deer neighbors are hopefully warm wherever they have bedded down. Their last appearance was over ten days ago when two groups encountered, one pair and one trio, and playfully frolicked through our snow covered lawn. In the interim, all is still, as silent shadows lay weightless on the snow.
Love the light and shadowing!
Thanks. I’m tired of the COLD; but the snow is so amazing.
Must be an optical illusion. As I look at this I can see snow drifting across the surface. Guess I’ve had enough of this Artic blast. It’s a beautiful blanket.