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Usually us Northerners get the first taste of winter but I guess it's the South's turn this year? I can't remember who is from Cedar/Enoch, but I hope the storm didn't do much damage to your trees. Those early storms can really do a number on plants and shrubs! Lri |
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- Posted by songbirdmommy UT4/5 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 18, 06 at 19:26
| Hi! I am from Enterprise, UT.... about 45 miles west of Cedar City. When I got home from SLC Sunday night, the skies were clear. I went to bed about midnight, and there was a thunderstorm just to the west of Enterprise. I woke up to the screeching of my computer's surge protectors about 2:30. Thinking it was just from the thunderstorm...... Well, when I looked out the window, I was shocked to see WHITE! There was snow EVERYWHERE! I woke up all my children to let them see the snow... one of my teenagers ran out and made a snow angel.... LOL In the morning I was dismayed to see that the weight of all the snow on my aspens and cottonwoods had snapped many of their larger branches off. as I drove the children to school, I noted that there were downed limbs EVERYWHERE! My kids, and most kids here in Enterprise made snowmen, and frolicked in the snow before school yesterday. |
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- Posted by lorifromutah (My Page) on Thu, Oct 26, 06 at 21:02
| We had a raging blizzard last night and woke up to six inches on the ground with slick ground underneath. I was surprised how 'warm' it was though this morning, about twenty degrees, which is what we've been for the last week or so. The afternoons warm up nicely. Before the snowstorm I did get some raspberry vines cut back as well as a few out of control lilac trees. All my trees died (cottonwoods) so we cut them down a few years ago before they fell on the house. I miss the shade and the privacy but not the leaf raking in the fall! Lori |
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