Whoa! Look at this picture from the Blizzard.

New York Times ^ | 1/24/05

[saquin]

A woman feeding birds from her frozen porch in Hull, Mass. The town, about 20 miles southeast of Boston, is located on a peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and Boston Harbor.

[itsamelman]

Upper 80's in SoCal yesterday. Set up the kiddie pool for the little ones. Ahhhh...

[nuconvert]

WoW

[Joe Hadenuf]

Adversity builds character... there's a reason Californians are so mushy-brained.

Hey, maybe you guys will get another 4 months of this, and you can really build some character!

Just pulling your frozen leg.

Stay warm.

[polymuser]

Must be what Bill sees in his mind when Hillary's home.

[Graymatter]

Reminds me of a scene from Dr. Zhivago.

[Maceman]

“Climate change in Antarctica is a warning of the globally catastrophic changes that will follow unless we act now.”

I'm sure he would have said the same thing about Greenland 500 years ago had he been around.

[TheRightGuy]

Plumbers probably had atleast $14 in parts ya know! ;-)

When I lived in Houston we always had to be aware of a hard freeze and make sure to keep the faucets dripping ... the houses weren't built for that kinda of weather. But 20 miles west of Boston ... sheeesh ... ya gotta have built in protection.

[VNam68]

I wish we had that here (Wash) just once.

[Maceman]

69 degrees straight up right now at 351 p.m. Party cloudy, nice pacific breeze. And people think were crazy to live in Cal. Hehe. Good luck with the weather.

Tell it to the guy who lost has whole family in the mudlides last week.

[saquin]

Hey, maybe you guys will get another 4 months of this, and you can really build some character!

Ha! The good news is that this kind of weather only lasts for about 8 weeks or so. Frankly, I like having four seasons. Sure, it's a nuisance sometimes but "snow days" can be fun! And living in summer weather year 'round would bore me to tears. There's no way I could decorate the Christmas tree and listen to "Winter Wonderland" and "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow" while people are walking around in shorts and swimming. That would profoundly depress me. But, to each his own. :-)

[Orange1998]

Today is nice here in Houston alright. :)

[GummyIII]

FYI!

[fso301]

Reminds me of a scene from Dr. Zhivago.

[gimme1ibertee]

Wow! The "bird lady"'s house looks like a confectionary creation! Talk about glacial!

[Clemenza]

Actually, if you want confirmation that a sunny, tropical climate kills brain cells, just go down to Florida and talk to many of the inhabitants.

[Orange1998]

Cost me $813 just to be able to flush my toilets again

Union labor no doubt.

[Wolfstar]

Thanks for posting that photo. Speaking strictly from an artistic standpoint, it's gorgeous. Here's another beautiful one. Same snowstorm, but this is at the Korean War Memorial in Washington, DC. The snow and the photographer's composition add a haunting quality that makes the statues seem ghost-like.

[Graymatter]

Yuck, is that a deck next door to her, or a hatchery?

[MEG33]

I won't want to post the temps this summer except to plead for sympathy. The electricity going off in the summer is a real emergency!

[Wolfstar]

Reminds me of a scene from Dr. Zhivago.

Yes, I agree. The cinematography in Zhivago was magnificent, and this photo captures the same quality.