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Dekruif!By all means, post the pics!I'm not a meteorologist, but do know a bit about it, and do keep up with the weather. By this point, we (Elev. 2500 ft) usually have had eight to twelve "snows," usually netting us six to ten inches; the "mountains" (Elev. 3300-4500 ft) ten to thirteen "snows" for about ten to fifteen inches. It's snowed maybe four times, for a grand total of 1.5 inches. (Mtn's have gotten considerably more snow in those four events, around six inches) I could go on about why we've gotten so little and when we (and some of the east) will see snow, but this is a trains forum! We are in the middle of a warm spell that will last until mid-Jan. Matt
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