The forecasters keep reminding us there's a 20% chance every year that we'll be without snow, but I just can't imagine a Christmas without it!
Brown Out?
Monday, December 19, 2011
It looks like we'll be having a brown Christmas. Just yesterday it was nearly 50 degrees and the forecast is pretty dismal without any chance of the white stuff.
The forecasters keep reminding us there's a 20% chance every year that we'll be without snow, but I just can't imagine a Christmas without it!
The forecasters keep reminding us there's a 20% chance every year that we'll be without snow, but I just can't imagine a Christmas without it!
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Looks like our weather. Except today it IS snowing. It should stick around for Christmas but it won't be a blizzard and full of white like I want!
Yeah - "they" claim we had a brown Christmas in 2006 and 2002. I don't believe it though.
I'm all for the warmer weather, but... I am missing the snow a little bit. We had a dusting this past weekend, but it's already gone. My husband is itching for snow so he can go snowmobiling.
While I love a white Christmas, we'll be driving on Christmas Day the two hours to my DH's parents house, so I'm thankful for safe roads. We've had several years when the conditions have been so bad they doubled the drive time.
My Husband got off the phone with his Grandmother (in St. Paul) and he said it cannot be Christmas without snow. Even us here in Cali are wishing you a Christmas with snow. Even though I have never seen a Christmas with snow Jason is missing MN badly. He said our 60 degree Christmas's here in Cali are so odd. I like to think they are just perfect.
Hey! I've been following your blog for a little bit now, and I just noticed on the weather caption that you're in Saint Paul, MN! I dated a guy from there in the past, and consequently spent some time there. Love that little town! Small world! :) Hope you get your white Christmas after all!
Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone. I'm just stopping by random blogs today and checking them out. Also wishing you folk's a healthy and happy new years. Richard from an Amish community in Pennsylvania.
Same here. :(
I think I can count on one hand the number of times we've had snow on Christmas. But, it's colder than usual this year, so maybe we'll actually get it for once?
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