Springtime in Colorado includes snow in May in case you didn’t know that. This was taken at Reservoir Ridge Natural Area about an hour ago. Rain began about midnight and is slowly turning to snow. Snow is already on the foothills at probably 6500 feet and the higher elevations are shrouded in clouds and snow. Forecast this morning says 4-12 inches of snow will accumulate throughout the day and end tomorrow by noon. My weather app says it’s 37 degrees. The meadowlarks were singing as I took this image. Seems each day is a day to be grateful to them. We can learn from them. I’m now having a bowl of hot Irish Oats with blueberries. Seemed appropriate. Turned the furnace on, too. Meanwhile Phoenix and Charlotte will be in the 90’s.
2 Comments
Faye
That’s not right. Yes, we were near 90 and then a thunderstorm rolled through and knocked the temp back into the 70s. It has gone from a pizza and beer day to a soup evening. 😆
Monte Stevens
I would not want to be a meteorologist because predicting weather is a crapshoot. Nature will always do its own thing. Hope you enjoyed the soup!!!!