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greenstormIt's been hovering at freezing for a couple days now. These warming periods aren't unusual here, I have one just a little warmer recorded in 2019 for instance. This one, though, isn't really dipping above freezing nor below. It's hovering.
The snow gives up dense white fog. Meanwhile the top layer of snow softens, it's juicy when stepped upon but firm enough to hold shapes. Everything is water everywhere, so moist after the long dry cold, and the water is ambiguous: it shades from solid to liquid to vapour without any clear demarcation.
The snow gives up dense white fog. Meanwhile the top layer of snow softens, it's juicy when stepped upon but firm enough to hold shapes. Everything is water everywhere, so moist after the long dry cold, and the water is ambiguous: it shades from solid to liquid to vapour without any clear demarcation.
