Brokeback Weather Alert - Snowfall Coming to Higher Mountains

[Front-Ranger]

I just got a call from our trash management company, saying that, because of the blizzard, they want me to bring my trash TO THEM, rather than them picking it up, LOL!

[Jeff Wrangler]

I just got a call from our trash management company, saying that, because of the blizzard, they want me to bring my trash TO THEM, rather than them picking it up, LOL!

    

[Front-Ranger]

Jess gave me an idea for what to do with all this snow!!

http://enews.earthlink.net/article/str?guid=20061229/4594a0d0_3ca6_1552620061229-642856832

[nakymaton]

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lub/wxradio/12152006_cds_nwr_nr.html

So now you can decide in advance whether to pull out that blue parka when you're in the Texas panhandle.

[Ellemeno]

But I'm not much for that ice-and-snowball crowd.

This is me too.  Lee, your pictures are exactly the way I want to enjoy the winter wonderland - vicariously.  I marvel. 

[Front-Ranger]

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lub/wxradio/12152006_cds_nwr_nr.html

So now you can decide in advance whether to pull out that blue parka when you're in the Texas panhandle.

It's that ice storm!!

[Front-Ranger]

Scenes of winter in the Rocky Mountains.

[Front-Ranger]

'Nother scene.

[Front-Ranger]

An arroyo near my house. The snow reached nine feet in depth here.

[Front-Ranger]

The view from my neighborhood looking toward Mt. Evans, which is the closest "fourteener." The distant mountains look like they don't have snow, but that is just because they are covered with Ponderosa pines.