@johnbishop Right now there are a few blue chunks of sky, making the frozen drops of water glisten on the branches of the bare naked tree branches. The deer were out early this morning just at first light, so they are telling me they will hunker down under our pine trees or against our fence for most of the day. The cedar waxwings had their annual blow through the area a few days ago, getting drunk on fermenting berries and then moving on. We expect rain mixed with snow, and cold temperatures for the next few days. Of course, it is all subject to change at Mother Nature's whim.

The city is moving gravel over to areas commonly affected by the storms; I regret my foot will not allow me to handle our downslope to clean up the street gutters and storm drain out. Nary a breeze out right now, an unusual thing to see.

Watch your footing!
Ginger

We're in the "snizzle" stage - just beginning, making everything sloppy & slippy. We just pulled in - have our supplies, errands are finished, and are settled in for the duration. Expecting 5-8" if it follows the current track. So glad to be retired and not have to face rush hours.
Sue