B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for February 07, 2021

Why’s he shoveling? His wheel doesn’t even have snow tread.

The groundhog must’ve seen his snow angel.

Maybe he’s an optimist. Since B.C. had dinosaurs living with him this past summer, this could be the start of the ice age! So, B.C. worst case scenario, 30,000 years till spring!

It appears that that break in the blizzard was only a thirty second time out. He should have at least waited until half-time.

I know how he feels. I’ve run out of room to put the snow I shovel off my driveway. Piles along the edges are two-three feet high on one side, three-four on the other.

Someone, quickly. The future find should include his invention for the future.

Wait until May… It should mostly be gone by then.

As opposed to those of us in the South who are going through spring-like weather…

I am so glad I moved to somewhere this is only a funny comic. I served my time in Montana.

apparently not quick enough. I’ve heard of snowed in, he’s snowed out.

Back in the late 1970s a blizzard leaving 30+"/75+cm of snow fell one year in early May in New Jersey (and elsewhere).

-16˚ here this morning. A high of -1˚. Yay…

Cavemen have plastic shovels!

Actually… 1) it’s Spring already on the trad. calendar and 2) Spring isn’t going to guarantee no snow… some of the worst snowstorms happen in late March/Early April in the Midwest.

We’re under our twelvth snow this season in northeast Tennessee. More than three feet, two to five inches at a time. And more predicted at the end of the week.

Been there, done that.

Actually, spring is in 22 days. From https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/whats-the-difference-between-meteorological-and-astronomical-spring/335725 : “The spring season associated with the vernal equinox, called astronomical spring, happens on or around March 20 in the Northern Hemisphere, but meteorologists recognize March 1 as the first day of meteorological spring, which is based on annual temperature cycles and the Gregorian calendar.” Unless, of course, you believe astronomers have a better handle on what constitutes spring than meteorologists.

Can’t you stand outside and blow your “T-Rex mating call horn?”

Snowing now like it’s catching up on some places it missed last week.

30" of snow earlier in the week, more falling right now. Jaws-Of-Death and his brother are loving it. Retirement has another advantage, don’t have to worry about getting to work tomorrow….

6" so far this morning in SE PA…good thing I don’t need to go anywhere this week; I didn’t even bother cleaning off the car after the 10" we got last weekend!

And it’s 321 days until Christmas.

BIG Deal.

I am vaccinated, still isolating. Mother Nature is making sure I rarely get in my car.

That black creature…

we got 16 inches last week. it hadn’t melt more todaqy. i’ve been out once to shovel and will do more soon. argh!

So cold last night here in the frozen tundra last night my indoor-outdoor thermometer gave up the ghost.

Belly laugh. You gotta live in the snowbelt to really understand.

He should just stay in and watch the game…Only 37 more days till St. Pat’s.

Nobody has mentioned the Keweenaw Snow Thermometer, and the record high 390.4 inches that fell in the winter of 1978-79.