Yeah, Sorry, but Chance of Snow Saturday

If it were February I wouldn't even bother posting about this one, but in April a 50/50 chance of snow is notable even if we are only looking at 1-3" that will melt in a few hours on Sunday morning.

Blecchh! But as long as it melts by itself, it's all good.

The difference in light between February and April is big. There's no way any snow can stay long. It won't be a problem, no matter what happens.

Except for all the frost-burned flowers. My magnolias look like dirty dish rags.

deborahg said:

Except for all the frost-burned flowers. My magnolias look like dirty dish rags. ">

Ours too. They blossomed early this, didn't they?  But they were exquisite while they were out.

I took some pictures of some of the magnolia trees while they were in bloom. Here's one to keep us all going until next spring.

From my front yard. See you next year!

Beautiful!  

Beautiful!  Mrs. C took pictures of our magnolia last year and made them into a birthday card for a good friend from California who was visiting last year at this time when our magnolia was in bloom, whose favorite flowering tree is the magnolia. 

Just an update.

If we get any at all, it would be less than 1/2" most likely.

There were some flurries in Montclair and Cedar Grove around 12:30 today.  

A few in Maplewood mid-afternoon, too.

I saw a few snowflakes today.

I didn't see any...

Oh, wait, I'm in Sedona. Never mind.  

There were a few flakes around noon.  They lasted about two minutes.  Would love to be in Oak Creek Canyon!

mbaldwin said:

I didn't see any...

Oh, wait, I'm in Sedona. Never mind. ">