So on the calendar and lunar cycles, it may say that it's officially the first day of fall. Apparently it arrives at 5:18 EDT today.
However, the locals have been saying that September is fall here, to expect snow at any time during September, and that winter starts officially in October.
So, September 22, 2009, first day of fall, is our first day with any kind of accumulated snow.
I went out with Squire this morning, and thought 'wow, that's a pretty heavy frost'. As I'm standing there while she finds the perfect pee spot, I thought to my self 'hmmm, that frost is falling in an awful snowlike fashion....'
It's not a lot of snow, I don't even know whether you can tell in pictures (I'll try to post them at lunch break.) But teeny tiny flakes are still flitting past my window here at work.
First day of fall up here feels an awful lot like the first day of winter.
However, the locals have been saying that September is fall here, to expect snow at any time during September, and that winter starts officially in October.
So, September 22, 2009, first day of fall, is our first day with any kind of accumulated snow.
I went out with Squire this morning, and thought 'wow, that's a pretty heavy frost'. As I'm standing there while she finds the perfect pee spot, I thought to my self 'hmmm, that frost is falling in an awful snowlike fashion....'
It's not a lot of snow, I don't even know whether you can tell in pictures (I'll try to post them at lunch break.) But teeny tiny flakes are still flitting past my window here at work.
First day of fall up here feels an awful lot like the first day of winter.
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