This view isn't normal for 30 October. It doesn't even rise to the level of abnormal. In fact, it's apocalyptic.
As you see, we experienced historic snowfall overnight. Not merely for the date (29-30 October) but we seem to have set a record for amount of snow totals within roughly a 12-hour time period--in any season! It's unprecedented even for mid-winter.
Around the Lodge are spots covered with about 18 inches of snow, and other areas where nearly 2 feet accumulated, far, far in excess of what we initially were led to expect. Our snow plow man is getting an early start to his busy season. We lost power, and are thankful for the generator.
The sun is now out, the skies have cleared, the snow has begun melting. But with so much, it won't go away any time soon.
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