Last year I was in Loveland, Colorado during a freakish week of cold and snow. When I left Montreal, we hadn’t had *any* snow yet - and this was January - very unusual. It wasn’t until when I got back in mid-January that we actually had snow.
Well, this year, we’ve had 2 snow storms already, and something else I’ve never seen before. In the middle of the snowstorm, we had thunder and lightening. Yup, never in my 36 years have I ever seen that. In fact, most people I’ve spoken to today started off the conversation with ‘Did you see the lightening and hear the thunder?!?’. Surreal.
Here are photos taken from my front door about 20 minutes before the thunder and lightening:
There has easily been another foot of snow that has fallen since that time, and 14 hours later, it’s still falling.
Update: So, the next morning I was out to visit the osteopath (good thing too, since I had to shovel out the front door). I took these photos post storm:
