As snowstorm Jonas dragged on and the snow continued to fall – heavy and then heavier – it was impossible to not start having concerns about the power going out. Thankfully, our area of the state came through A-OK. We did, however, get very high amounts of snow, lots of high winds and drifting. My driveway ranged from 24″ – 30″, and created the ghost that once used to be my car.
What a relief when everything was finally shoveled and pathways cleared. I can’t help but wonder if these huge mounds of snow won’t be with us til Spring. Here’s hoping you weathered the storm okay, and life is returning to non-shoveling activities!
Still A Dreamer 
So very happy to hear that you are safe and sound after storm Jonas. What an incredible amount of snow!
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Thanks, Toni. Yeah, it really was crazy. Hope we don’t see another one like that for a long time! Hope you’re well. :o) Jeanne
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I see where our southern Ontario snow is going: over by your way! That’s a lot of snow. We’ve had very little of it this winter. We have had some, and a few cold days, but yesterday it was spring-like balmy, and so far this winter we’ve had a lot of rain but little snow. Has yours melted yet?
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This is actually the first snow we’ve had here all winter, and the temps haven’t been that cold before then either. Since the blizzard, it has been a bit warmer – we’ll hit 50˚ this week which is very warm for February. However, although it’s really helping the melting, the snow’s not gone by a long shot. We’ve got a good 10-12″ in most places, but it’s shrinking back from plowed and shoveled areas, melting off rooftops in the sun. We’re getting there.
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