little after 6:00 was 2 degrees F. With the wind chill it felt
like -15 degrees F.
We have not had this cold of temperatures for several years.
We also got hit with about 14-16 inches of snow Thursday
evening into Friday and more is expected today. Makes one
want to stay indoors and hibernate. Seems like our furnace
is running constantly and with no-burn days we can't use
our wood burning stove. Temperatures are supposed to
hover in the single digit to possibly a high of 17 later in the
week.
Took this picture from my window this morning:
Haven't had icicles like this for years. Reminds me of
when I was a little girl.
Wonder if we will get a January thaw! I'm so ready for
warm temperatures once again.
Hope you are warm wherever you are.
Wow, Nola, it looks stunning. Picture postcard beauty. We've been hit with the same storm system. We've had temps in the mid to high 20's overnight and early morning. Very, very unusual for us. I'm enjoying the change but most really don't like it. LOL
ReplyDeleteStay warm and safe.
Ohhh--that is cold and that picture is beautiful--but very cold cold looking!!!
ReplyDeletewe just had our Jan thaw week here in the northeast--this next week it is back to cold too--but not like what you are getting!!!
this gives you lots of time to sit under a quilt and stitch--or--get alot of cooking done and the freezer for when it does get warmer?????
hugs, di and miss gracie
How beautiful! We had our January thaw this week. I hate to think what the rest of the winter will bring! LOL
ReplyDeleteWe got about 8 inches of snow and it is very cold. I am so ready for warm. I must say that I love to look at snow but not go out in it.
ReplyDeleteLoved the pictures! Blessings for you!
Hi Nola!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is so cold - especially for Utah! Although the icicles are pretty, they just aren't necessary... ;0)
Hope you get a warm-up, you guys usually have flowers popping up by February!
Hugs,
Barb