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We had the most snow on Christmas Day since 1995. Fourth-coldest Christmas Day since recordkeeping began in 1878. Altogether very appropriate weather. Usually the good snows and cold spells (below freezing for many days at a time) don't arrive until January.
We're still too far south for Lake Effect, so my Boxing Day hike was not significantly impeded by the snow, but it added to the beauty of the scene. The lake I hiked by was in the process of freezing over, and small sheets of ice were being knocked against other small sheets of ice by the waves, creating a wind chime-y effect.
We're still too far south for Lake Effect, so my Boxing Day hike was not significantly impeded by the snow, but it added to the beauty of the scene. The lake I hiked by was in the process of freezing over, and small sheets of ice were being knocked against other small sheets of ice by the waves, creating a wind chime-y effect.