Winter 2018-19 Photo Thread (Northern Hemisphere) (recorded, sun, fog, april)

[Randomguy1234]

A blue dome sky today, very rare for this time of year

[redeme]

Last week we had a good blizzard, the best so far this winter. Snow depth reached 60 cm (2 ft) in the lower hills, with 5-6 ft drifts.

It's certainly a great season for this area, with continuous snow cover since mid-November. Well, last winter was also good, although it was a back-loaded one and most snow actually fell in March (and April was almost summer-like, so no real spring last year).

[Ed's Mountain]

Originally Posted by redeme

Last week we had a good blizzard, the best so far this winter. Snow depth reached 60 cm (2 ft) in the lower hills, with 5-6 ft drifts.

It's certainly a great season for this area, with continuous snow cover since mid-November. Well, last winter was also good, although it was a back-loaded one and most snow actually fell in March (and April was almost summer-like, so no real spring last year).

Wow, that's a lot of snow.

Quick snapshot of the North Saskatchewan River from Sunday. It was rather hazy; there was a smog alert in effect of all things!


Then a couple of photos from last night when I was out walking the dog.

[tom77falcons]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Wow, that's a lot of snow.

Quick snapshot of the North Saskatchewan River from Sunday. It was rather hazy; there was a smog alert in effect of all things!


Then a couple of photos from last night when I was out walking the dog.

Nice winter photos!! The River looks cool all frozen over with snow cover.

[tom77falcons]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Wow, that's a lot of snow.

Quick snapshot of the North Saskatchewan River from Sunday. It was rather hazy; there was a smog alert in effect of all things!


Then a couple of photos from last night when I was out walking the dog.

what kind of dog? I think I want a corgie.

[Joe90]

This might not appear to be a winter photo at first glance, but I took this photo a couple of days ago, and just noticed the firewood trailer sitting there -mostly likely advertising trailer lots for around $200-$250 for eucalyptus or pine ....... winter is coming!

[Adaminaby Angler]

Providence Portal, NSW (1,170 m AMSL; 36° S) last fortnight—was 28.5° C at the time:

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[Adaminaby Angler]

Overlooking the splendid Adaminaby-Eucumbene countryside; 1,000-1,300 m AMSL:

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[Adaminaby Angler]

Anglers Reach, NSW; 1,168-1,491 m AMSL; 36° S:

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Old Adaminaby, NSW, with Mt. Cobrabald (1,471 m AMSL) over yonder:

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Middlingbank to Buckenderra, NSW; 1,280-1,365 m AMSL:

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Frying Pan, NSW; 1,225-1,290m AMSL:

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And finally, on the way back to Anglers Reach; splendid sunset!

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[Adaminaby Angler]

Eucumbene via Kalkite-Berridale; destination Jindabyne; 960-1,440 m AMSL; 36° S:

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Lake Jindabyne, NSW; 920 m AMSL (surface altitude); 36° S:

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