Good Morning everyone,
This latest spring storm sure is turning into a doozy. Seems it's affecting everybody all across the country. Snow, ice, winds, tornadoes, torrential rains, flooding etc. And unfortunately I have friends who left on Wednesday for a week and a half vacation, pulling their popup. Were originally going to AR, but decided to head for KY instead and the Land Between the Lakes. First they were going to stop in southern Michigan to visit family, so I am sure they are holded up there, waiting this storm out.
Barbie, you are not the only one who woke up to sleet hitting your window. The entirer east side of my house is coated with ice from yesterday and last night rain/freezing rain which then turned to snow during the night. From the looks of it, when the dogs went out, I don't think there is more than a couple of inches, but under it is ice and slush. So the morning commute, such as it is is going to be treacherous to say the least. All schools, colleges, bussing, you name it, from the central part of the state all the way into he U.P. are closed. And naturally I have a Chirpractor appt. this morning as does Ms. Tessa with her vet. I will go, but will leave early and take my time. Can always turn back if it looks way too bad. But at the moment the wave of all this stuff is passsing on and a bit of a lull looks to be appraching.
The bathroom is all painted and after I get home, will put things back together in there. That will be my project for today. I doubt there will be a doggie walk this afternoon, as the road will be too sllippery from the cars going in and out and packing this junk down. This crazy weather has people who normally have plows on their trucks, scrambing to put them back on as most took them off with the clear dry roads and thawing weather we have been having these past couple of weeks. And in this area, we have some seismic crews doing gas and oil exploratoin. They have orange cables running everywhere, across drives, roads etc., so hard to blow or plow without hitting one. I have one across my drive, but know where it is. I have no plans to blow my drive right now unless it piles up too much. Would rather just let it melt on it's own. And being so wet and heavy, it's like trying to blow water.
Well, guess I had better get moving here. Just finished a bowl of cereal and some strawberries, am now drinking a glass of OJ.
Have a good day everyone. Those in the path of this storm, stay safe, keep eyes and ears open for warnngs, stay dry if you are being rained on and drive safe if you are on the road..