Late Season Snow

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It has been a fairly low-snow winter season this year.  Cold temperatures have come and gone but the snowfall has been starkly absent.  This lack of precipitation has people concerned about the impact this will have on the late summer dry season and the potential for wildfires.  We spent a couple of days completely covered in clouds where all we could see were the hazy outlines of the rolling hills of our back yard.  When the clouds cleared, we were greeted by dusty white mountains.  We are still loving this view.



 

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