Early March Storm: Aftermath

Thursday, March 5:  11:00 PM  and  Friday, March 6:  8:00 AM

Mt. Horeb Pike, Lexington, Fayette County
Clear skies and a full moon on the night after the storm helped create a magical morning on March 6.

Early March Storm: So Much Snow!

Thursday, March 5:  7:00 AM

Mt. Horeb Pike, Lexington, Fayette County
Snow continued until about noon with total accumulation of about 18-20 inches here.

Early March Storm: Next, Sleet and Snow

Wednesday, March 4  (5:30 PM-7:30 PM)

Mt. Horeb Pike, Lexington, Fayette County
The rain changed to sleet and then snow around 5:30-6:00 PM.

These last two photos were taken around 7:30 PM under the outside porch light.

In a short two hours, two inches of snow had accumulated.

Orange

Legacy Trail, Lexington, Fayette County

The Last of the Winter Days?

Lexington, Fayette County

A Leaf Can Make a Snow Angel, Too

Lexington, Fayette County

Winter in Black and White

Johnson Mill, Scott County

Johnson Mill, Scott County

Newtown Pike at Johnson Mill, Scott County

Oh, That Fickle Kentucky Weather

Yesterday  (74 degrees, partly sunny, scattered showers)

Magnolia Blossoms in Fayette County

Chickadee guarding a nest

Daffodils

White Dogwood almost ready to bloom

Pink Bleeding Heart after a rain shower

Today (32 degrees, partly cloudy, snow)

An early morning snow blanketed the bluegrass

Ice crystals and snowflakes on a white Bleeding Heart

Snow-covered Dogwood blossom

This Brunnera is appropriately called "Jack Frost"

Creeping Phlox and snow

Snow on a Japanese Maple

Ice and snow on the Magnolia

A Last(?) Look at Winter 2014

Sadieville, Scott County

Newtown Pike, Scott County

Rogers Gap Road, Scott County

Newtown Pike, Scott County

Rogers Gap Road, Scott County

Jacobson Park in Winter

Jacobson Park, Lexington, Fayette County