Last winter I measured snow depth here with this tin chick.
The chick is wired to the patio table on the deck.
First real snow fall today so I thought I would start the season.
That chicken does not look very tall , I would think he would disappear in a real snowfall.
Around here we throw a cat out, if it makes it back to the door the snow is not too deep to go out
I did this thread on the other site last inter. We had constant snow from Dec until March. The chicken disappeared.The only way I could tell if snow as melting was to look for the red comb to re appear.
We are due for a milder winter this season. It might not get burried.
We've had our wettest year ever- 73" of rain. No snow yet this year. In fact, no winter yet. It's 52°. By this time last year we'd already had 16" of snow.
Only really one snowstorm over an inch , but it was a good one 19 inches before Halloween. I'm sure there will be plenty to come. After the wettest summer ever we need a break.
I wouldn't mind the mild weather so much, if we didn't need the water so. Both we and one of our neighbors had our wells run dry once already this winter.
Confidence is that feeling you have right before you do something really stupid.
Name: Alan Chandler, AZ; 85225 (Zone 9b) Sunset Zone 13
It is finally suppose to start getting a little chilly here on Sunday. Highs will be in the 60's instead of the 70's. Now if we would just get some rain!!!