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Tag Archives: snow
Winter’s Bright
More snow Friday and Sunday, but Milwaukee is getting lots of sunshine today. So often bright sun in winter means bitter cold, but today it’s pretty warm outside. I didn’t even need my scarf or gloves walking between buildings, although … Continue reading
“It’s snowing!”
This was the view from my office window yesterday afternoon. Bright sun, despite the wind and falling temperatures. I liked the way sunlight reflecting from my building’s windows cast long fingers of light across the street. Below is what I saw … Continue reading
Wind-sculpted snowdrift
I noticed this snowdrift up against our fence late this afternoon—and would love to learn more about the physics behind the beautiful swirls and ridges of sand dunes and snowdrifts. I’m sure it has something to do with the granular nature of sand … Continue reading
Snow!
Well, after a record-setting 288 days without measurable snowfall, Milwaukee finally saw some flakes today. Below is a photo taken about 1:30 p.m., when I left my office to get some lunch. The tree branches were just beginning to acquire … Continue reading
