They said two to fours inches of the white stuff.

Judging by the accumulation on the squirrel feeder by the front steps, I'd say they were right.

'Course, it's melting fast, and still coming down, so it's a race to see how it all finally comes out.

And, of course, I had to test to see if the frozen white stuff was real.

It is.

(Just heard some Canada geese fly over, complaining about the weather as they wend they way further north.)

No broken branches on our street, that I could see. The aspens have leafed out the most, and one is nearly dragging the ground, but not enough weight to be a problem.

Guess I should log off here and go play.