Goodbye…
Hello, Welcome back to my blog!
As much as I hate saying this, this week is our last blog post week. I am honored that so many came to look at my blogs every week and thank you for sticking around.
Today, Monday 12.5.16, I was leaving my house to go to work and getting out of my house I didn’t realize how much snow was outside. It looked like a winter wonderland. Usually it takes me about 15 minutes to get to work and it took me over an hour. So in honor of my situation today, I wanted to talk about our winter wonderland state of Vermont.
I was born in Vermont, so I am use to the weather but I have never been a huge fan of the cold. I hate being cold but I love snow. I love how bright the sky I when it snows and it makes everything feel homey. I just want to light some candles, drink hot chocolate and watch Netflix (which is what I plan to do today). The past few winters in Vermont have not been the best snow wise and I am hoping this year there is a lot of snow. I wanted to look at some of the facts about winters in Vermont.
WINTER 2001-2002 March 1, 2002
The winter of 2001-2002 was the first in Vermont’s recorded weather history in which the temperature did not fall below zero.
SNOW RECORDS October 9, 2001
Trace September 20, 1991
Earliest 1 inch of snow October 9, 1979
Earliest 3 inches of snow October 10, 1925
Earliest 6 inches of snow November 1, 1993*
Earliest 12 inches of snow November 16, 1906 *
*6- and 12-inch snows don’t occur every winter
(BFP, 10/19/01)